Make Your Kid Squeal with Halloween Sensory Bins
These Halloween sensory bins are awesome for kids of all ages — from toddlers to grade schoolers. Find the right one for your kid.
Halloween is a time to embrace the completely gross. Or at least to try out something that will make your tot squeal with delight. Some sensory bins are meant to be disgusting while others are just plain fun.
Can you guess which ones my boys would like? Yep. The grosser the better! Especially for my 1st Grader.
Be sure to check out our spooky collection of Halloween ideas, activities and recipes for the entire family.Â
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Halloween Squishies
Fun Hair Pulling FidgetHalloween Stretchy Skeleton ToysHalloween Pumpkin Wind-Up Toys
Adorable Halloween Books
When you’re done playing, snuggle up and enjoy these Halloween Books with your child.
Don’t Push the Button! A Halloween Treat: A Spooky Fun Interactive Book For KidsPete the Cat: Trick or PeteCreepy Carrots! (Creepy Tales!)How to Catch a Monster
Bone SoupThe Spooky Wheels on the BusThe Berenstain Bears Trick or TreatSpooky Pookie (Little Pookie)
Or enjoy these Halloween Board Books with your toddler. It’s the perfect way to tie in the holiday to your Halloween activities!
Halloween Assorted StampsHalloween Mochi Squishy Toys24PCS Halloween Stretchy Skeleton ToysMini Pop Bubbles with Keychain
Easy Printable Halloween Fun!
As the spookiest season of the year approaches, dive into a treasure trove of bewitching printables that will add a dash of magic to your Halloween celebrations and learning.
- Halloween Coloring Pages
- Halloween Mystery Puzzles
- Halloween Jokes Cootie Catcher
- Witch Coloring Pages
- Halloween Fine Motor Activities – Flip and Fill Game
- Spider Preschool Lesson Plan
- Room on the Broom Coloring Pages
- Halloween Cats Coloring Pages
- Skeleton Preschool Lesson Plan
- Halloween Handwriting Activities
- Jack-o-Lantern Coloring Pages
- Halloween Multisensory Handwriting ActivitiesÂ
Oh I love this list! Thanks for compiling it. We are definitely in the Halloween Spirit at our home already so this will be great fun for us to incorporate into the season.
We are just getting into the Halloween spirit and I’m thinking I’m going to try the spaghetti bin. But do you think my boys would try to eat it afterward? Ha!
Totally loving this and I think the candy corn one might be my favorite though. Totally pinned and so going to try to do for my girls this Halloween!! Thanks for linking up at Moms Monday Mingle.
The candy corn one I bet smells AWESOME, too!
Wow!! Great ideas! Love the spaghetti!
The spaghetti looks mad fun. Let me know if you try it out!
These are all excellent ideas. I like the candy corn in the rice combo. 😉 Of course, my boys would probably be interested in the slimy junk.
My boys would love the slimy junk, too… and probably fling a bunch at each other 🙂
What great ideas for little ones. Thanks for sharing! Stopping by from Nap-time creations link party.
Let me know if you try out one of the bins. These could also be cool for elementary-age kids.
Great ideas! My daughter informed me that she was hoping praying for a Halloween party this year – these would be great! Thanks for hooking up today!!!
Ooo! These would be AWESOME for a Halloween party. Have fun and let me know how the party goes.
Some of these are brilliant. I’m definitely pinning this for later. Found you on the Pin Me linky party,
Heidi
Thanks for popping over, Heidi! Are you going to try out one of the bins?
Love Halloween – it allows you to go really over the top with grossness and scary stuff! Some great ideas on here, that I will need to study more closely as Oct 31 draws closer.
I think some of these bins would even give me the willies. But I’m betting my boys would love them.
great list, I’m gonna pin it! i like halloween, even if here in italy is never an event…
i’ve found you on inspiration monday party
ciao!
Thanks for popping over, Kiki. Let me know if you try out any of the bins. They can just be fun even if not for a Halloween theme.
My little boy would love these ideas! Pinned!
My boys saw this post and were loving some of the grosser ones. They’re such boys! Which one are you going to try?
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Momma Jo. Thanks for the awesome double post 🙂
Wow, what fun ideas! Two oldest are 4 and 2 and I know they would LOVE all of these, will be hard to choose which to do first!
Stopping by from the Monday Parenting party to pin your post 🙂 Dawn from http://www.ithinkwecouldbefriends.com
Your kiddos are the perfect age. Which one are you going to try? I see spaghetti in my future.
thank you for joining the Learn Through play hop! The melting witch is pretty cool!
Love your linky, Leah. And yes, I think the melting witch is pretty cool, too!
What a wonderful collection of ideas! I remember my mum doing similar for us as kids with peeled grapes for eyeballs and cold spaghetti for worms!
Thank you so much for sharing these with me on #CraftyOctober at The Purple Pumpkin Blog! ^_^