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50 Play Ideas that Setup in 2 Mins

 

  2. Sticks inside a Colander
  3. Name rubbings
  4. Etchings or Drawings (Freestyle Drawing)
  5. Tapioca Pearls
  6. Lima Beans Sorting Sensory Bin
  7. Sprinkle Sensory Bag

Check out the video for ideas in action.


Bonus Ideas:

Beach Sensory Bin



Purchase Beach Sensory Kit


This ocean sensory kit will provide your child the opportunity to spend a pretend day at the beach or explore an under the sea world. This beach-themed sensory play bin is filled materials that foster imaginative play, develop fine motor skills, and promote sensory development.
Rice is a wonderful material to develop fine motor skills. Fine motor skills helps with the strength and coordination to write, zip, tie shoes, and more!
Materials Included in Beach Sensory Kit
The sensory kit includes:
2 - 5.7 oz packages of colored rice
1- 5.7 oz bag of cloud playdough. The cloud dough is made with flour and cooking oil. The flour is baked at 350 degrees for at least 10 minutes to eliminate any harmful bacteria. Then, it is packaged in an airtight plastic resealable bag.
2 plastic palm trees
6 dyed pasta shells
8 beach rocks
20 dyed ocean animal pasta shapes
1 set of plastic tweezers

Ice Cream Sensory Bin Kit



Purchase Ice Cream Sensory Kit

This sensory kit feature one of America’s favorite treat: ICE CREAM!!! This sensory kit is most definitely for the ice cream obsessed!!! Rice is the perfect sensory filler for tiny hands. This is an excellent hands on activity for the little one in your life. This sensory kit encourages creativity, language and fine motor development. Rice is a wonderful material to develop fine motor skills. Fine motor skills helps with the strength and coordination to write, zip, tie shoes, and more!
Materials Included in Deluxe Ice Cream Sensory Kit
(Please read items description as items differ from photo)
The sensory kit includes 3 packages of colored rice resealable 5.7 oz bags.
Approximately 6 cups of rice ( 2 cups per color: pink, green, brown)
Pom poms in a variety of sizes (white, pink, red ,white with sparkles , red with sparkles, pink with sparkles
1 container of “sprinkles” rainbow sprinkles mixed with colored rice
1 cream cone
2 Ice Cream Scoops
Mini Funnel
2 small forks
1 cherry
2 cardboard ice cream bowls
Wooden letters that spell Ice Cream
Free NO PREP Printable Lesson Plan Companion Guide
Lesson plans are a digital product and will be sent via email as a PDF file. The NO PREP printable lesson plan has over 40 pages of language activities, math activities, stem activities, story links and sensory recipes that will keep your kiddo learning for an entire week. Carve out 45- minutes to an hour a day to teach. Subscribe to www.bee-lieveacademy.com to get the notification.
Printable Lesson Plan Activities
  • Emergent Reader Story (black/white and copy version)
  • Prewriting Worksheet
  • Ice Cream Scoops Counting 1-20
  • Ice Cream Song/Fingerplay
  • Inventive Writing Template
  • Ice Cream Shapes
  • Ice Cream Cutting Practice
  • Roll and Color Ice Cream Worksheet
  • Ice Cream Name Activity
  • Five Senses Ice Cream Writing Worksheet
  • Ice Cream Playdough Counting Mats
  • Ice Cream Ordering Sheet for dramatic play
Find lots of ideas to play with the sensory kit on www.bee-lieveacademy.com or on social media @beelieveacademy on Instagram.


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