Toddler Tuesday: Sensory Play Adventure!
Hello, Developmental District Family! 🌟
Welcome to this week’s Toddler Tuesday, where we bring you a fun and enriching activity to try with your little ones. This week, we’re diving into the magical world of sensory play, perfect for toddlers to explore textures, colors, and sounds while building crucial developmental skills.
Activity of the Week: DIY Rainbow Rice Sensory Bin
What You’ll Need:
- Uncooked white rice
- Food coloring
- Resealable plastic bags
- Vinegar or rubbing alcohol (just a tablespoon)
- A large plastic bin or tray
- Scoops, small containers, or toys for added fun
How to Make It:
- Divide the rice into resealable bags (one for each color you want to create).
- Add a few drops of food coloring and a tablespoon of vinegar to each bag.
- Seal the bag and shake it until the rice is fully colored. Let it dry on a flat surface (use parchment paper for easy cleanup).
- Once dry, mix all the colors together in the sensory bin and let your toddler explore! Add scoops, small toys, or even alphabet letters for added engagement.
Developmental Benefits:
- Encourages fine motor skills
- Enhances sensory exploration
- Promotes color recognition and imaginative play
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Share Your Creations!
We’d love to see your little ones enjoying their sensory bins! Snap a photo, tag us on Instagram, and use the hashtag #DevelopmentalDistrict to be featured on our page.
Tune in next week for another fun Toddler Tuesday activity. Let’s keep nurturing young minds together! 💡✨
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