Create colorful salt dough decorations filled with the spices of autumn!
This not-too-spooky, icy sensory activity is a “cool” way to explore temperature, texture, and changing states of matter.
This no-cook playdough recipe doesn’t require cooking over heat, so it’s perfect for children of all ages.
Create stretchy, squishy, and bouncy slime using two common ingredients.
This colorful gelatin experiment makes for hours of creative, messy fun that supports children’s developing motor skills.
Water play helps young children build their gross and fine motor skills, coordination, and physical development.
Create a sensory bag with your child to help boost their tactile awareness and learn vocabulary to describe how things feel.
This recipe is for Habitot Art Studio’s classic, super-squishy playdough!
Mix up delicious pumpkin bread with your little one. Baking is a fun way for your child to practice motor skills like measuring, scooping, and mixing.
Gather interesting natural materials from nature and home to create an autumnal sensory bin.
Open-ended play with shaving cream can be a learning activity all by itself, and it can be used to make wintery art!
