
A sensory bin is a sensory tactile activity. There's many other sensory tactile activities that you could include in your child's sensory diet. Here are some examples.
- brushing varied brushes, textures, drawing with chalk on the body
- massage- varied oils, powders
- sensory play- water, sand, corn meal, finger paint, play dough, clay
- tactile discrimination activities- retrieving objects from closed box or hidden in rice, beans etc. (sensory bins)
- face and body painting
- bubble baths
- body tattoos- tattoo/stickers on body parts
What can you put in a sensory bin?
Sensory Bin Themes
5 cups of rice ( for each color you want)
2 TBSP of vinegar
and food coloring (how much depends on how light or dark you want it)
Place all contents in a big gallon baggie (I left the air in it) to give it a way for me to combine evenly. and let dry overnight
















Create many variations of shapes and projects by using 18 molds and 5 tools! The project really holds the small details of the molds and would not fall off even you move it from here to there.
AnanBros sand molds and tools kit is compatible with all branded play sand. Include but not limited to cool sand, Magic sand, Brookstone, and other play sand.












































































