Pumpkin pie sensory bin

Pin Fall is one of my favorite seasons! It’s filled with amazing adventures of going apple picking and to the pumpkin patch! Not to mention the sweet smell of apple and pumpkin pie! My daughter really enjoyed playing with this Apple Pie Sensory Bin so I wanted to recreate a Pumpkin Pie version! The recipe […]

Fall sensory play ideas that incorporate apples, pumpkins, acorns, and fall colors while stimulating all the senses.

Looking for an easy Apple sensory bin for fall? This apple pie sensory bin for preschoolers is perfect! Little ones will enjoy scooping, pouring, and creating their own little pies! What fun! Check out this apple pie sensory tub idea today.

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Jamie White on Instagram: "Dry roasted, unsalted pumpkin seeds are a fun sensory table base for fall! Add-in options: - tongs and scoops - piggy banks (look at those fine motor skills) 😍 - pie crusts, measuring cups, whisks (Pretend to make a pumpkin pie!) 🥧 Need more pumpkin inspiration? 🎃 Comment "PUMPKIN" below for some printable pumpkin activities! 👋 #PreschoolTeacher #PlayMatters #PlayMore #PlayIsEnough #PreKTeachers #PlayBasedLearning #EarlyChildhoodEducation #LearningThroughPlay…

How to Make a Pumpkin Pie Sensory Bin: 🎃🥧 1️⃣ Recipe cards – Available for free on my website! 2️⃣ Oatmeal – The perfect base for your “pie.” 3️⃣ White pom poms or cotton balls – For whipped cream on top! 4️⃣ Cinnamon sticks – Or use real sticks or pipe cleaners. 5️⃣ Pumpkins – Cute pumpkins from Sensory Seeking Kids or orange pom poms. 6️⃣ Container for the pie – Try a small plastic container for extra fun! 7️⃣ A scoop or spoon – To serve up the oats. 8️⃣ Tongs – Great for fine motor…

This pumpkin pie sensory bin is a great addition to your preschool pumpkin activities! You can set it up with just a few simple materials, and it’s easily adjusted based on what you already have in your classroom. While this would be great during your next pumpkin theme, you can also add the pumpkin pieKeep Reading