A No-Mess Sensory Sorting Activity for Toddlers 🌈

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader!

Toddlers learn best by using their senses! They do it every day.

This no-mess rainbow sensory bin is an easy and fun way for them to explore colors and textures—without making a mess.

If your little one loves sensory play, you’ll love the SENSE ebook! It’s packed with easy, hands-on activities to engage their senses in a meaningful way. From textures to sounds and everything in between, these activities will spark curiosity and learning—without overwhelming prep.

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All you need are small items from around the house in every color of the rainbow. Think buttons, feathers, Legos, straws—anything with different textures!

Your toddler will sort them into matching color bins while exploring how they feel.

It’s a simple, hands-on way to practice color recognition, fine motor skills, and sensory play all at once!

No-Mess Rainbow Sorting Sensory Bin

Want to add more fun? Try setting a timer for sorting, guessing the texture before touching, or repeating with new items next time.

~ Jamie
Hands On As We Grow®
Engaging our kids with simple, fun activities, every day.

P.S. If you're looking for more simple sensory activities? Our SENSE ebook is packed with engaging, low-prep ideas for hands-on learning through sight, touch, sound, and more! Check it out here: SENSE Ebook

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