Showing posts with label Tactile sensory stimulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tactile sensory stimulation. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 November 2013

Texture Sensory Bin for Baby

It's sensory bins again!
Well, I need to let my 13m old try something new.
So I call this Texture sensory bin.
Things you need:
Paper
Foil
Tissues
Cotton wool
Bubble wrap
Plastic wrap
 
Throw everything in a bin then
scrunch, squeeze and tear 
all different materials in front of baby.
I did try to let baby feel every single material on his skin!
 
Have fun!
 

Sunday, 14 April 2013

Exploring our 5 Senses in April ~ (ORG)

This month we have an interesting theme,which is:
Our 5 Senses!
 
 We see with our eyes, we smell with our nose, we listen with our ear,
we touch with our hands and we taste with our tongue.
 
 All children listening to the story told by our Story teller, Thanks Claris.
 
 Our activity of the day is to test the children 5 senses.
This is the first one, Smelling. All children get to guess what they are smelling and describe it!
 

Next we are observing using the magnifying glass!

Now we use the ear to hear different sounds....

Then, we use our hands to feel and touch.
Guess what is inside!

Last but not least, we get to taste different taste.... yummy!
Well, she's holding a strawberry there!
 
Overall, we all had fun!


Thursday, 28 February 2013

Eggy Sensory Bin



Another fun sensory bin that my girl love!
Easter coming soon so
we had some fun crushing the egg shells!
Also some left over noodles to insert into a bottle.
 
Ingredients:
Clean Egg shells
A paper bag
Noodles
Plastic recycle bottle
 
Well this is to brush up her fine motor skills a bit
while I have some time for myself!
Easy and fun for my little one too. 



Sunday, 3 February 2013





 
This is another Sensory Bin that I create.
The Noodles and Dumplings making Bin.
Ingredients:
Flour
Salt
Dry Noodles
Water
Tools: Chopsticks
 
Guess what; my little one got all mess up, at first it was a bit sticky and slimey;
she got so upset because of the gummy part, but after some persuasion
she enjoys herself and keep on saying that she is going to make
dumpling and chicken noodle soup for Mommy and Daddy!

Friday, 1 February 2013

Chinese New Year Sensory Bin



For those who are interested in sensory bins,
this is one I make for my little one to explore with.
It is a Chinese New Year theme sensory bin.
A little bit of snow = flour
Some Red colour = Red pasta
Red ribbons
A Little Dragon
and Peony flower.
Some tools = a spoon, a container and a seive.
 
 
My gal had lots of fun playing it!