Perfect for preschool, Pre-K, and kindergarten Sensory bins aren’t just fun—they’re powerful. For children with big feelings or busy bodies (or both!), sensory play offers a way to regulate, reset, and re-engage. Whether you’re a teacher, therapist, or just trying to get through the last ten minutes of class without
Sensory play is a crucial part of early childhood development and has been found to have numerous benefits for children. It helps to stimulate their senses, nurture creativity, foster physical skills, encourage language development, promote problem-solving abilities and social interaction, and provide opportunities for exploration. Furthermore, it can help children
Movement and learning aren’t often associated together. We’ve learned about the benefits of outdoor play, but what about moving and learning? Is there a link? Not surprisingly, there is! Many early childhood teachers will tell you there is, and in my experience teaching yoga, these kiddos remember every pose, every
Spring is near! You know what that means — OUTDOOR PLAY!!!!!! Outdoor play is right up there with sensory play for me. The benefits of both are endless and it’s even better when those two concepts cross paths. Enter my outdoor mud kitchen. I started by researching on Pinterest. There