12 Gorgeous Christmas Sensory Bins!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Changing out your sensory bin for the holidays? Check out these suggestions for base materials and fillers, as well as these lovely and festive bins we found floating around the blogosphere!
Base Materials {Use just one or mix and match!}
- White, red and/or green dyed rice
- Sparkly tinsel garlands or sprigs of pine garland
- Packing peanuts
- Cotton balls
- Shredded or torn pieces of wrapping paper
- Gift bows
- Faux snow [Warning: This is definitely messy!]
- Red, green, and/or white pom poms
- Tinsel
- Cranberries
- White, red, and/or green foam beads
Fillers
- Recycled Christmas cards
- Miniature gift boxes and tins
- Non-breakable ornaments
- Christmas themed shapes {two-dimensional and three-dimensional made from foam, paper, plastic, wood, etc.}
- Ornaments
- Christmas lights
- Santa/reindeer
- Nativity scene
- Christmas trees
- Snowflakes
- Etcetera!
- Pine cones
- Jingle bells
- Christmas cookie cutters
- Candy canes
- Christmas erasers
- Christmas buttons
- Mini trees
- Miniature stockings
[NOTE: To add an extra sensory component, you might consider adding some peppermint oil, a scented candle, or cinnamon sticks!]
Now for the good stuff, check out these gorgeous sensory bins!
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Kayla Johnson
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