Fun Preschool Emotions Sensory Bin Idea (+ Free Download!)
This simple emotions sensory bin idea, inspired by the book, The Color Monster, offers a creative way for preschoolers to learn about feelings. This easy sensory activity does triple duty. It helps kids learn about their emotions while practicing their color recognition and fine motor skills. Grab the free printable and make this emotions activity a part of your child’s learning time at home! Get all the details on the blog today.
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138K views · 1.4K reactions | 🌋 TUBES OF EMOTION 🤪 An emotional twist on the classic baking soda and vinegar experiment 😉. Colors can represent emotions and is a wonderful way to get kids taking about feelings 🌈. Yellow 🌞 is typically a happy color and red can represent anger 😡. This fun visual helps associate colors with different emotions. But also, just because a color usually represents a certain emotion, it isn’t always the case. Blue, for example, can be sadness (like tears 😭) but it can also be calming (like the ocean 🌊). You can give your little ones droppers to practice fine motor skills too 👌. 💡Vinegar tip: Add a bit of water to it to make it last longer. I do 2/3 cup vinegar and 1/3 cup water. • 👉🏼YOU’LL NEED: -Paper rolls (I used towel paper rolls and cut them in thirds) -Black marker -2 tbsp baking soda per roll -Food coloring -Vinegar 👉🏼INSTRUCTIONS: 1️⃣Draw faces on the front of the paper rolls 2️⃣Stand them up on a tray 3️⃣Carefully add 2 tbsp fo baking soda to each roll 4️⃣Add a drop of food coloring right on top of the baking soda (no need to mix) 5️⃣Pour vinegar inside the paper roll and watch it erupt. #mothercould . . . #recycleandplay #motherhood #parenting #preschoolathome #learningthroughplay #earlylearning #invitationtoplay #toddleractivities #kidsactivities #sahm #ece #montessori #prek #montessori #diy #busytoddler #toddlerlife #sahmlife #toddlerfun #homeschool #everydayplayhacks #playathome #montessoriathome #toddler #sensoryplay | MOTHERCOULD | Facebook
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