Sensory writing bags

Our alphabet sensory bags are the perfect pre-writing activity for preschool students. Practice the shape and sound of each letter.

How To Make an Easy DIY Ziplock Sensory Bag for kids. These simple videos show how to make this simple bag for writing for preschoolers and kindergarten.

Looking for ways to bring fun and engaging sensory experiences into your classroom? We have just the idea for you! I just love these sensory bags. Making them is just as much fun as feeling and playing with them... The How To To make these really cool sensory bags, all

Gel and rice sensory bags for K-2 students. Al the items you will need and some simple steps to help you get started creating these sensory bags

Sen-sational! Sensory writing bags are a great alternative to pen and paper. They can be used to assist early learners with scribbling, and making attempts at forming letters and numbers, and can be used many times over. #toddler #indoorfun #educationalactivities #homeactivities #learningjunglehome

There are so many hands-on activities to help teach the Letter C. Children will practice letter recognition, writing and even reading!

Use sensory bags in your classroom for mess-free learning and fun. Your kids will love learning and playing with hands-on sensory bags!

MHave you heard of sensory bags? They’re a great way to get sensory play to the kiddos with a lot less mess. They’re also great for younger children who are still mouthing things. We’ve done quite a few at home and some in preschool, too! If you’re looking for some engaging sensory bag ideas, check out these fun ideas!

Paint bags!!! Just some tempura paint squeezed into a hardy zip lock bag and you've got a good tactile, non messy practice center. This is a sandwich bag, but gallons are great too. Great way to learn how to write letters and sight words. For scaffolding, after using finger. Upgrade to a pencil's eraser for grip and pressure practice. Only needs a few blots of paint. Too much paint and letters start to run together easily.

Sensory play ideas you can do safely in Ziploc bags! We love to use bags as it provides a different sensory experience for all kids.

Pre-Writing Activities with Squishy Bags is a great way to target writing skills without using paper and pencils.

Mandisa | Happy Toddler Playtime on Instagram: "DINOSAUR SENSORY BAG Practice name recognition and fine motor skills with this easy 3-in-1 dinosaur sensory bag. Give the dinosaur colour with pom poms; give it spines and work on name recognition using beans and practice writing your name at the top. Not sure if you noticed but I changed up this sensory bag half way through making it to create a 3-in-1 activity! I think it worked out 💪. What do you think? This will make a fun after school…

Our pin of the week is a “Squishy Bag” from the bloggers at Play At Home Mom LLC. Children can practice pre-writing skills, letters, numbers, shapes, etc. In addition, it offers a great therapeutic/calming effect and can be used simply as a sensory activity. We especially like this idea because it is so easy to make! This “Squishy Bag” was

Myriam Sandler on Instagram: "The alcohol pad for removing labels might be one of my favorite life hacks of all time 🤯. It needs a video of its own, am I right? Back to school times call for the best writing practice bags ✍🏽. They are fun just to draw on too! Suitable for kids of all ages, the sensory aspect alone is exciting for my kids. It’s just a freezer grade zip close bag, clear hair gel and food coloring. Glitter is extra 😜. Tape it down to the table to make it easier for little…

Over the summer I attended a sight words workshop at the National I Teach K conference in Las Vegas presented by Mary from Sharing Kinderg...

Simple to make, cheap and fun, these sensory writing bags will help build a child's confidence to start their writing journey. Only 2 ingredients needed.

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "Turn counting into a joyful adventure with the Pompom Raindrop Sensory Bag! 🌧️ Guess what? The liquid in the bag is just water! Tip: Squeeze out as much air as possible from the bag and secure the zipper bag to the table. 👉🏻 Ideal for 3 to 6-year-olds. For 3 to 4-year-olds, write numbers from 1 to 12 and have your child move the matching number of pompoms to the raindrops. For 5 to 6-year-olds, roll 2 dice, Push the matching number of pompoms to…

Myriam Sandler on Instagram: "🌈COLOR MIXING & WRITING BAGS📝 A few months ago I had an obsession with making sensory bags and I made like a million different ones😆. I had to take a break but I’m back #baglady 😉. A little back story. Sensory bags saved my life when my girls were babies. They hated tummy time and so did I. I used sensory bags to entertain them during this time and it made a huge difference. Give me a 🙋🏻‍♀️ in the comments if you experiences the same with yours (it helps…