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Spring and Summer Sensory Bins

by Angela Thayer 2 Comments

We love sensory bins at our house! It’s such a great way to engage the senses, allow children be imaginative, gives them freedom to explore new materials, and it’s an overall fun activity! Today I’m sharing with you some super sensory bins for spring and summer!

spring and summer sensory bins

Why are sensory bins important? Using sensory bins is a type of play that is very beneficial for children. Starting at birth, babies begin to explore the world around them using their five senses. As children grow, their senses are their most familiar and most basic way to explore and process new information. Sensory play enhances learning through hands-on activities that stimulate the child’s senses. This is a great way for children to explore the world they live in! They are beneficial for all children, but especially helpful for kids with SPD (sensory processing disorder), autism, FASD (fetal alcohol syndrome), and ADD. We’ve been creating sensory bins for many years and my kids still love them!

To read more about each bin, click on the links below!

Garden Sensory Bin from Mess for Less

Spring Sensory Bin from Teaching Mama

Lemon Scented Rice Bin from Little Bins for Little Hands

Flowers and Pom Poms Sensory Bin from My Bored Toddler

Flower Sensory Soup Bin from Adventure in a Box

Hatching Chick Sensory Bin from Messy Little Monster

Picnic Play and Phonics Bin from One Time Through

Spring Scented Water Sensory Bin from Fun-a-Day

Water Beads and Flowers Bin from Where Imagination Grows

Caterpillar Math Sensory Bin from Fantastic Fun and Learning

Frog Pond Sensory Bin from Little Bins for LIttle Hands

Spring/Summer Rock Exploration Bin from Artsy Mama

Butterfly Sensory Bin from Living Montessori Now

Fruit Loop Rainbow Sensory Bin from Love Play Learn

Spring Garden Sensory Bin from No Time for Flash Cards

Beach Themed Sensory Bin from Buggy and Buddy

Frog Life Cycle Sensory Bin from Teaching Mama

Watermelon Soap Foam Bin from And Next Comes L

Which one was your favorite?

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  1. Mary and Chuck Frobose says

    June 21, 2018 at 8:32 am

    Hello Angela,
    My husband and I love your site and all the activities. We live in Columbus, OH, Chuck is retired from a career in education and I retired from healthcare.
    We are working on projects helping families and children. Are you open to chatting with us about how we can get your site in front of the families we are helping?

    Thank you and hope you are having a wonderful day!

    Chuck and Mary Frobose
    Mary’s Cell 419-689-1400

    Reply
    • Angela Thayer says

      June 25, 2018 at 4:00 pm

      Sure! Send me an email at angela@teachingmama.org

      Reply
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