Fall Sensory Table

photo credit to happyhooligans.ca

Sticky, slippery, gooey, heavy, bumpy…that’s what sensory experiences are made of. Learning and retention improve depending upon how many of our senses are engaged. I have said many times before that sensory play is more than just a texture bin, although those are great, too. Children learn best by having “hands on” experiences with materials, sensory experiences are vital to young children’s learning. To optimize the learning experience, don’t answer questions too readily. Encourage the children to experiment and find out the answer themselves. Click the link below to explore….

**** Be certain that all materials are safe. Never use any breakable materials or items that present a choking hazard for children 

Fall Sensory Table