I found this great Pin last week and I knew I needed to make these for my PK students! They were SO easy to make and it was such a fun activity for both speech and language students 🙂 Check it out…
First, I went to the Dollar Store. I grabbed lots of stuff to go inside, as you can see above. I also got two bottles of clear hair gel. It smelled surprisingly good.
Then, I took two zipper bags (with no writing on them) and drew a Christmas tree on one and wreath on another, then filled them with the fruity tootie hair gel. I also added about several drops of green food coloring.
Then I stuck all those fun things inside…but I decided against the erasers. I'm using those for bingo next week instead 😉
I sealed the bags with duct tape and then we used them on trays, just in case. Because, preschool.
Y'all. This is such a fun, stimulating activity for language and my PKs loved it. I might have to make one of these for each holiday. Or each week. Whatever works. What other sensory activities do your students like?
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These sensory bags are so cute!
Love it!! This is such a lovely idea!!
It’s super fun and my kids enjoyed it!