Christmas time brings so many sights and smells. But little ones often learn through the entire sensory experience — including touch! Sensory bins give kiddos a chance to take in the Christmas experience by getting a more rounded experience of the holiday while practicing their fine motor skills.
Looking for more great Christmas ideas? Be sure to check out my collection of Christmas Crafts and Activities for the entire family.
Christmas Sensory Bin | Fantastic Fun and Learning
Christmas Tree Sensory Bin | How Wee Learn
Christmas Sensory Bin | Growing a Jeweled Rose
Simply Christmas Sensory Bin | My Nearest and Dearest
Dollar Store Christmas Sensory Bin | The Good Long Road
Christmas Rice | Asperkids
Christmas Peppermint Sensory Bin | Stir the Wonder
Christmas Button Sensory Bin | 3 Dinosaurs
Dollar Tree Christmas Sensory Bin | Frogs and Snails and Dog Tails
Christmas Sensory Bin | 1 Plus 1 Plus 1 Equals 1
Peppermint Rice & Christmas Sensory Play | Growing a Jeweled Rose
Looking for more great Christmas ideas? Be sure to check out my collection of Christmas Crafts and Activities for the entire family.
Christy Garrett @ Uplifting Families says
December 20, 2013 at 2:55 pmThese are all excellent ideas. My favorite one is the bin that had the small pinecones and tree branches. After all Christmas just isn’t the same without a Christmas tree. Thank you for sharing these brilliant ideas.
Jennifer says
December 21, 2013 at 7:37 amI agree that I love that one, too.
Ann @ My Nearest and Dearest says
December 20, 2013 at 8:09 pmThanks for including our sensory activity and for the link back to us. 🙂
Jennifer says
December 21, 2013 at 7:38 amGreat sensory bin! And so glad to pass on the good blogging karma.