Spring sensory bins are a wonderful way to help your child adapt to the changing of the season, by exploring the change through their senses.

This Toddler and Preschool Bugs Sensory Bin is also a great Spring sensory bin for kids to explore insects.

After a long winter, as soon as my kids finally hear that it is "SPRING!", they have visions of flowers and gardening and sunny bike rides. Welp, not quite yet, guys. If your weather is anything like…

So many engaging, hands-on sensory bin activities to try this spring. Add the sensory ideas to your preschool and kindergarten spring lesson plans. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link to read all about them.

This collection of spring sensory bins invites toddlers and preschoolers to explore different colors and textures.

Here are 100 amazing Sensory Bins for toddlers & preschoolers. Learn and play with all these ideas from rice to pom poms to caps & more!

Back in September, when my class did a unit on Bugs, we did this Bugs Sensory Table activity. I added about 3 bags of green Easter grass to the sensory

Sensory bin filled with colorful pipe cleaner worms for preschoolers to use fine motor skills to sort colors while feeding the baby birds!

The reason I love sensory bins so much is because it’s easy and inexpensive to put them together, and they usually are a bit hit! As I am writing this now, my youngest son is playing with one…