Preschool rice activities

Sensory bins are incredibly magical. The possibilities for what you can include and what your cuties can create is limitless! After becoming comfortable with sensory bins and making them a regular part of our play, I wanted to make things a bit more exciting! I thought a great place to start was by adding some […]

Construct a fun and engaging rainbow rice maze run sensory bin for your toddler or preschooler. It will entertain them for days!

I’m sharing with this How to Dye Rice Tutorial! It only requires 3 ingredients and you’ll be done in 3 quick steps. #howtodyerice #sensorybin #sensoryplay #kidsactivities

Forget markers or crayons. For a really unusual art project, close the art supply cabinet, and crack open the pantry! This activity lets kids use colored rice to make pictures. Come let's create Rice Art!

A fun way to get your little ones more comfortable with writing, this Sensory Writing Tray is perfect if you want to familiarise young children with letters and numbers. Kids love this sensory experience so much that they will be begging to do some handwriting practice!

Easy play ideas for toddlers and preschoolers on Instagram: "What’s your little ones’ favourite sensory base? Mine love sensory rice! The problem though is often it gets thrown around when there isn’t too much direction. This activity was absolutely perfect for giving direction with an idea of what can be done creatively with it. My 4 year old loved this so much she made multiple jars in the end. These would make a perfect little gift or party favour too! The spillage created the most…

A simple to set up toddler activity using rice. Toddlers love having a rice bin - easy sensory play that costs little to no money to set up & lasts forever.

This is the best and easiest way to dye rice for sensory play, taking just minutes to prepare and using no vinegar or alcohol hand gel! This method creates the most vibrant and amazingly coloured rice that will last for years when stored correctly. Let’s make it! This is the easiest way to dye rice for...Read More »

If you are looking for a colorful hands on sensory activity, here's how to dye rice with rubbing alcohol, food coloring, and rice! We used this for our homeschool preschool, and it's easy to store and reuse. Even though it's pretty, it's not edible. Start to finish this took about 25 minutes for 5 colors,

Darby Moczygemba| Toddler Activities| Preschool Curriculum on Instagram: "My life changed when we discovered chickpea sensory bins 🤯 They are easier and faster to make than rice bins and the peas are the perfect size for children working on their pinching fine motor skills. (Please use caution if you try this activity with children under 3) To make the colored chickpeas just add a cup or so to a ziplock bag, add some acrylic paint and give the bag a good shake. When the chickpeas are…