Please remember that all play should be supervised at all times, and to use your common sense when creating sensory play.
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- Acorns
- Aluuminum Foil
- Aquariam gravel/pebbles
- Baking soda
- Balls
- Bark
- Beads
- Beans
- Berries
- Bubble Bath
- Bubbles
- Bubble wrap
- Buttons
- Cereal
- Chalk
- Chocolate
- Clay
- Cloud dough
- Cocoa
- Coffee
- Conkers/Chestnuts
- Cornflour/starch
- Cream
- Crepe Paper
- Custard
- Dough
- Fabric
- Fairy lights
- Felt
- Fibre optic lights
- Flour
- Flowers and Petals
- Foam
- Food colourings
- Fruit
- Gak
- Gelatin
- Gelli Baff
- Glass beads
- Glitter
- Glue
- Goop (cornflour and water)
- Grains
- Grass
- Gravel
- Hair gel
- Hay
- Herbs
- Ice
- Icing/ Powdered Sugar
- Jelly/Jelly
- Kool Aid
- Leaves
- Lentils
- Light toys
- Mud
- Night lights
- Packing noodles
- Paint
- Pasta
- Pine cones
- Pine needles
- Pipe cleaners
- Plasticine
- Playdough
- Polystyrene
- Pom poms
- Popcorn (popped)
- Popcorn Kernels
- Pudding
- Putty
- Rice
- Salt
- Salt dough
- Sand
- Sawdust
- Seed heads
- Sensory Balls
- Sequins
- Shampoo and conditioner
- Shaving foam
- Shells
- Shredded Paper
- Soap flakes
- Soil
- Spagetti
- Spices
- Stones and Pebbles
- Straw
- Sugar
- Syrofoam
- Talcum Powder
- Tea
- Tissue Paper
- Tracing Paper
- Washing up liquid
- Water
- Water beads
- Wax Paper
- Wood
- Wood chips
- Yogurt
And there you have it. Have I missed anything?
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This is awesome! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuuuuuch a good list! Thank you! Pinned :) Krissy
ReplyDeleteLove this list. Number 56 has been getting a lot of attention at our house recently
ReplyDeleteGreat list for indoors and outdoors
ReplyDeleteThis is a great list! I just tried blueberries with my 14-month-old today, and he had a blast. I'm looking forward to trying some more ideas.
ReplyDeleteThank you for creating this. It is so helpful!
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