20 Springtime Sensory Play Activities

​Explore a collection of ten engaging sensory activities inspired by mud, designed to provide children with hands-on, tactile experiences that stimulate their senses and creativity.

Spring sensory bins provide a fun and engaging way for young children to explore seasonal themes while developing fine motor and cognitive skills.

Easter sensory bins offer a hands-on way for kids to explore textures, colors, and holiday-themed surprises through playful, tactile activities.

​This March Madness Basketball Unit offers a collection of themed learning activities and free printables designed to engage children in educational fun during the basketball season.​

This Fine Motor & Sensory Play activity involves creating a necklace-making bin using colored pasta, foam shapes, and string, providing children with an enjoyable way to develop fine motor skills and engage in sensory exploration.

Introduce kids to art and sensory exploration by creating prints using a sensory table setup.

A sensory garden is an outdoor space designed to stimulate all five senses -- sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste -- by incorporating elements like fragrant flowers, textured plants, colorful foliage, soothing water features, and edible herbs.

This activity offers a multisensory art experience by combining bright, textured paints with delightful scents, making it a fun and engaging project for children.​

Enhance your child's sensory development with engaging activities that stimulate touch, sight, sound, and smell.​

Creating DIY spring sensory bottles offers a delightful way to engage children in sensory exploration, fostering curiosity and calmness through vibrant, hands-on experiences.​

​This two-ingredient bread dough recipe offers a simple and fun way for kids to engage in baking, requiring only self-raising flour and yogurt to create a soft, no-knead dough that's perfect for making breadsticks, pizza bases, or savory scones.

Engage your child in a delightful sensory experience with a DIY spring-themed sensory bottle, combining vibrant colors and tactile elements to stimulate their senses and spark curiosity.​

This activity combines sensory play with art by using melting insects to create unique paintings.

Spring sensory activities offer a delightful way to engage children in hands-on learning, fostering creativity and exploration through tactile experiences.​

Engage young learners in vibrant, hands-on sensory play with rainbow-colored materials that promote exploration and creativity.

Cereal is perfect for a sensory bin for the little ones because it’s edible, of course!

​This activity offers a fun and safe way for children to explore sensory play by using edible materials to create a rainbow-themed sensory bin.

This activity involves creating a sensory bin using alphabet pasta and rainbow-colored pasta, providing a tactile and educational experience for toddlers.

​This recipe offers a delightful, no-bake sensory play dough that mimics the texture and aroma of birthday cake, providing a fun and safe activity for children.

​This activity demonstrates how to create a sensory rainbow using straws, offering a colorful and engaging way for children to explore colors and fine motor skills.