sensory

Take your snow play up a notch with colorful ice balloons. They’re fun to play with and an easy science experiment for teaching kids how water turns to ice.

Glitter slime is beautiful & fun to play with. But glitter spills mean major clean up. Here’s a less messy option for a glitter glue slime recipe.

Wondering how to make kinetic sand? This kinetic sand recipe uses just 3 ingredients to make a soft, moldable sand that provides hours of sensory play time.

This sand slime recipe combines our perfect fluffy slime with brightly colored sand to make a fun textured slime that provides hours of sensory play.

Looking for the perfect fluffy slime recipe without borax? This slime is super fluffy, easy to make, and borax free. It’s so easy, my toddler shows you how to make it!

One of the easiest and most impressive dry ice experiments is the dry ice bubble experiment. Kids love seeing the giant smoking bubble monster grow and grow, and can safely touch and play with the bubbles. It’s a great sensory activity!

This rainbow rice sensory bin is a fun way for kids to explore textures and colors. Perfect for toddlers or sensory kids, and it makes a great homemade gift too!

Shaving cream paint is a fun way for your toddler to create beautiful marbled works of art, and get some sensory play at the same time.