A simple & quick sensory bin for Easter. I used:
- warm, colored water (with food coloring)
- plastic Easter eggs
- large glass marble gems (those flat pebble looking things!)
About this sensory play:
- water is always inviting!
- color draws interest
- eggs float or sink depending on if there’s water in them
- water will drain from the holes in the egg
- marbles can be used to fill the eggs – shaking creates sound
- eggs offer fine motor fun when they are opened & closed
- eye hand coordination development when little ones try to “catch the egg” as it floats
- sensory experience involves the senses of touch, sight & hearing -the soothing sounds of water & socializing (sometimes taste too, with the little ones, although that’s discouraged!)
- allows for group play
Wash hands before and after sensory play. Supervise always when water and small objects are used. A small use of food coloring does not stain hands.
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