Five tactile sensory sticks decorated with various textured materials, including pom-poms, beads, sequins, and felt, are arranged on overlapping blue and yellow paper.

How to Make Tactile Sensory Sticks

ByChristina

Here’s how to make tactile sensory sticks using inexpensive materials and a little creativity. Tactile sensory sticks are a fun and engaging way to support sensory development in young children. These simple, hands-on tools encourage children to explore different textures, which can help with sensory processing, fine motor development, language growth, and cognitive skills. What…

A plastic bottle, labeled "After the Storm Sensory Bottle," brims with colorful liquids and glitter on a table. Surrounding it are tubes of glitter, vibrant straws, and scissors. The backdrop showcases a chevron-patterned wall.

DIY Glitter Rainbow After the Storm Sensory Bottle

ByChristina

This DIY Glitter Rainbow After the Storm Sensory Bottle is the perfect simple, fun, and calming sensory activity. It provides a soothing visual experience. Plus, it’s easy to make using inexpensive, readily available supplies. Let’s get started! Benefits of a Sensory Bottle Sensory bottles like this Glitter Rainbow After the Storm design are great for:…