Sensory activities for preschoolers

Soap foam is such a fun and easy sensory play recipe to mix up. It can be whizzed up in minutes using only 2 ingredients, water and washing up liquid (dish soap), and it feels so soft and fun to play with. Soap foam can be made in any colour of the rainbow by adding a little food colouring. Playing with soap foam is such a fun sensory play experience for toddlers and preschoolers (and big kids too!) that is suitable for both outdoor or indoor sensory play.

Works on : Fine Motor skills

In the classroom, we want students to have various writing tools and surfaces to practice writing letters and numbers. Students need repeated, engaging, and varied exposure and practice with letters. If we make writing fun and engaging, they will fall in love with writing and letters! If we make it boring with worksheets, they will hate writing and dread it.

Have you made bubble foam yet? Bubble foam is amazing and bubble trucks are even better! Try adding construction vehicles to this fun sensory bin from Busy Toddler.

Cool down these summer holidays with 30 of the coolest water based sensory bins. These sensory activities are fantastic for babies, toddlers and preschoolers who need to strengthen fine motor skills, and learn through play. #sensory #summer #babies #toddlers #preschoolers #finemotor

101 sensory play activities for kids with autism to help strengthen the brain’s neural pathways by stimulating the 5 senses to facilitate learning!

A fun way to get your little ones more comfortable with writing, this Sensory Writing Tray is perfect if you want to familiarise young children with letters and numbers. Kids love this sensory experience so much that they will be begging to do some handwriting practice!

Rainbow Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers