Pumpkin ziploc bag painting

This simple color mixing idea came from ABC's of Jess's House and I thought it was so cute that I shared it with our teachers and we gave it a try! To start out, gather some plastic zip-lock baggies and two colors of paint you

Making a pumpkin sensory bag is a fun and easy way to engage in sensory play for babies!

Today, we’re diving into a spectacularly spooky and satisfyingly squishy activity: Halloween Color Mixing Bags!

Looking for a last-minute fall activity for your toddlers and preschoolers? This no-mess pumpkin painting is a fun color mixing activity that you can set up in minutes! From Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds

Like most special educators, I teach several different skills in math a day. In our math rotations, I am able to see each students 1:1 for about 10 minutes to teach them new skills, and then they rotate through the other centers to practice that skill and previously mastered skills. This is the first year

Fist painted pumpkin patch

Use the insides of the pumpkin to create a simple pumpkin sensory bag or squish bag for young kids to enjoy this Fall.

Jack-O-Lantern sensory bag for Halloween. Fill the Ziploc bag with about 1/2 full of hair gel $1 store) and add some food color to get the bright colors. Then I cut out shapes from black foam squares(Michael's). Use clear packing tape to seal the top of the bag. And play!

It's time to prepare for Halloween with easy activities for kids. Shared below is a cute Jack O'Lantern Sensory Bag activity, perfect for little hands!

We're mashing up the fun of Halloween with the wonder of science! Drumroll, please… Introducing the Exploding Baggie Pumpkin Experiment!