Human body sensory bin

Sensory play is one of my son's favorite part of his day, I try to incorporate a bit of sensory play in all of our themes. It's a simple, low prep way to sneak in some learning. This week we're extending our "my body" theme so I put together this simple sensory "body hunt" activity. What You Will Need: Something to put in the sensory bin (I used popcorn seeds) Body part printable Container Tray (optional) I like to add a try under the sensory bin to catch any messes that might fall. I hid…

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Have fun learning about blood and what blood is made out of. This sensory bin provides a unique and hands-on sensory experience that children can explore for many hours while further enriching your child's understanding of how blood works and why blood is important to our bodies. Add interesting items like funnels, scoopers, and beads to create an unforgettable STEAM experience!

It may be a little gross, but this human body sensory bin is a great hands-on learning through play opportunity for students. #science #homeschooling #classroomideas #sensorybins #learningthroughplay #handsonlearning

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