My youngest adores sensory bins. She is a bouncy, twirly, bundle of energy and flits from one toy to another. A sensory bin is one of the few activities that keeps her glued to her seat for more than five minutes. It is the perfect thing to pull out when I need to work with the older kids. I’ve put together a month-by-month sensory bin list that will keep your little ones busy all year long!

 January

• Shivery Snow Rice
• Sparkle Snow
• Snowman
• Penguins
• Hot Cocoa
• Chinese New Year

February

• Groundhog Day
• Winter Olympics
• Valentine’s Day
• Valentine Rice
• Chocolate Cloud Dough

March

• Dr. Seuss
• Mardi Gras
• Leprechauns
• Rainbow
• Wizard of Oz

April

• Easter Story
• Resurrection Eggs
• Bubble Egg Hunt
• Jelly Beans
• Weather

May

• Cinco de Mayo
• Garden
• Worms
• Bees
• Bird’s Nest

June

• Father’s Day
• Ocean
• Beach
• Zoo
• Edible Zoo

July

• Fourth of July
• Fireworks
• Watermelon
• Pool Noodles
• Pond

August

• Farm
• Ice Cream
• Sunflowers
• Back to School

September

• Apple Pie
• Acorns
• Squirrel
• Scarecrow
• Football
• Pirate

October

• Fall Basket for Babies
• Pumpkin Spice Latte
• Pumpkin Guts
• Candy Corn
• Spiders & Bats
• Halloween

November

• Turkey
• Pumpkin Pie
• Sweet Potato Goop
• Floating Cranberries
• Thanksgiving Dinner

December

• Nativity
• Christmas
• Christmas Village
• Candy Cane Rice
• New Year’s Eve

For more ideas, follow my Sensational Sensory Bins board on Pinterest.

Be sure to pin this creative list of sensory bins!