Did you see our Soda Dough Snowmen post from last week? We’ve been using our snowmen in all kinds of pretend play with loads of imagination! They came in handy one day for this Soda Dough Snowmen Sensory Bin.
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Loose Parts in Sensory Bins
We used cotton batting left, cotton balls, our soda dough snowmen, bits of tinsel, and some glass gems
Hand Strengthening with Clothes Pins
Pinching items with clothes pins is a great way to strengthen the intrinsic muscles of the hands. Strength in the arches of the hands is needed for endurance with coloring and handwriting. Starting in the toddler years with fine motor strengthening activities is a fun way to play and work on pre-handwriting skills. Not to mention, it’s just fun!
Looking for more sensory bin ideas? Check out our Sensory Play page for lots of fun activities!
