We've moved. Please click here to view our new blog.Last week RL created an album on our Facebook page totally dedicated to Sensory Tables. The pictures in the album....seen HERE....are proof that a sensory table doesn't have to be a "table", it can be any type of container, with any type of material in it.
My son when he was 11 months old in a pool of tinsel
Sensory activities provide children with another meaningful avenue for learning. A sensory table or a sensory tub full of various sensory materials is a worthwhile investment for hours of learning, exploring, and fun. Because children learn best by having "hands on" experiences with materials, sensory experiences are vital to young children's learning.
- AK (MESE, MECD)
Fabulous idea! TFS:-)
ReplyDeleteLove the sensory swimming pool!
ReplyDeleteYour post was a great reminder that I have HUGE bag of shredded paper. I'm going to fill a couple of rubbermaid containers with it next week and let the Hooligans go nuts. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
This is nice. All of your sensory activities are so awesome. I'm going to start doing these with our baby. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for these great ideas~ Our babies thank you!
ReplyDeleteI loved this idea and tried it out with my own girls - see my blog post about it here http://www.thechaoticmum.com/fun-with-flour/
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