One of our local schools was moving into a new building, so they had a sale of some items that they weren't taking with them.
I was able to snag this great sensory table (with lid) for $10 !
Can you believe that my Little Squirt played at this table for 1-1/2 hours this morning?!! Pretty amazing for 3 year old !
I promised the other two they could join him this afternoon if they finished their schoolwork - what an incentive tool ! Plus, they were able to work faster since their main "distraction" was occupied!
I added a 10lb. bag of rice, some plastic candy canes, some evergreen stems (like chenille stems), and some red, green and white pompoms. I also added an old muffin pan, some plastic tongs, a wooden spoon (and a few other utensils from their toy kitchen), and some handmade paper boxes. I actually had 2 bags of rice, but decided to hold off on one for now - this gave them more room to work in the bin.
Check out some of the fun they had sorting and creating.
I will probably keep these things in the bin all month long, but I need some ideas for future months. I would love for you to share with me some of the things you've put in sensory bins for your kids. Thanks!
That looks so fun!!! I need your mailing address so I can mail the autographed chris tomlin cd to you. Congrats on winning.
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