Sensory bin is the one of the early play tool offered to kids that effortlessly teach them about textures, colors, and shapes in ways words can’t convey. It’s the first step in their journey of discovery and exploration from the very start of babyhood! If you are looking for making one such toy at home, then worry not. Today, I’m here to share with you a fantastic sensory project that will not only bring joy to your little ones but also foster their sensory development. Let’s start making a Colorful Pompom Sensory Bin at home with just a few simple craft essentials. So, let’s dive in and get crafting!
Sensory Craft Essentials
- Tray
- Colourful Pompoms
- Building Blocks
- Coloured Feathers
How To Make Pompom Sensory Bin
Start crafting your own sensory bin with tray or bin. Then, add a layer of colourful soft and fluffy pompoms to the bottom of the tray. Next, scatter the colourful building blocks across the pompoms.
Finally, add the colorful feathers to the sensory bin, scattering them among the pompoms and blocks to add a touch of texture and whimsy to your sensory bin.
Why should you give this colorful sensory bin a try? Well, besides being loads of fun, sensory bins are incredible for kids’ development. They help with things like fine motor skills as those little fingers get a workout with touching colorful pompoms and blocks. Additionally, they offer sensory exploration, allowing children to experience the feeling of different textures, colours, shapes as they play with feathers, pompoms, and building blocks. So, dive in and watch as your child’s senses come alive in their very own rainbow wonderland!
Sensory Play Tips
- Sorting Games: Encourage your child to sort the materials by color, size, or texture, promoting early math and categorization skills.
- Stacking Challenge: Challenge your little one to stack the building blocks into towers or create patterns using the feathers, enhancing fine motor skills and creativity.
- Sensory Shapes: Encourage your child to explore the sensory bin and pick out pompoms that resemble circles and blocks that resemble squares.
- Colour Grouping: Introduce the concept of color grouping to your child by identifying the different colors present in the sensory materials and teach the names of each colour.
- Texture Exploration: Discuss the different textures of the materials in the sensory bin, encouraging descriptive language and sensory awareness.
More Sensory Bin Ideas
1). How to Make Water Sensory Bin at Home.
2). How to Make Rainbow Themed Sensory Rice Bin at Home.
3). How to Make Winter Snow Sensory Bin At Home
Creating a Colorful Sensory Bin at home is not only a fun and engaging activity but also a valuable learning experience for your child. So, gather your craft essentials, unleash your creativity, and watch as your child’s imagination comes to life in their very own sensory coloursland!
Happy Playtime!