4th of July Sensory Activities

The Red, White and Blue Sensory Bottle is an exquisite blend of vibrant hues and floating elements designed to captivate the eyes and spark curiosity.

Get ready for Independence day with 4th of July baking soda science play! We have had great success with baking soda and vinegar activities!  

Set up a simple, toddler or preschool science experiment with a 4th of July theme and all you need is common kitchen supplies.

As we commemorate the spirit of Independence Day, these captivating sensory bottles combine the vibrant colors of red, silver and blue with shimmering star confetti to create a captivating visual and tactile journey.

This week we have been talking about the United States of America, the flag, fireworks and the country’s birthday!

This red white and blue sensory bin is perfect for the upcoming holiday.

Step into a world of red, white and blue wonder and let your child’s creativity soar with our Patriotic Invitation to Play!

Have you tried making your own slime?

Slime is a sensory activity we like because it gives kids the sensory experience – without getting their hands sticky or dirty.

We used slime as a 4th of July activity – and made red, white, and blue slime!

Dazzle a few recycled paper tubes up with red, white, and blue for this easy and fun craft to do in anticipation for the 4th of July.

This was the coolest sensory play! 

It was play dough.  And it was Goop.  Combined!

Looking for a fun activity for your little ones this 4th of July holiday that doesn’t involve striking matches, combustion, or loud noises?

Try making a red, white & blue sensory tub with water beads!