Nine days left before Christmas, and we're pretty excited! Seems like it just happened yesterday, didn't it? While you are all catching up with the Christmas sales anywhere, I also would like to catch up this post, which should have been published a couple weeks ago (Sorry I am crazy busy!). This lovely and colorful activity is called Christmas Sensory Bin, which is connected with graphing and sorting Christmas activity.
Here's what we used for this activity.
• 1 kg rice
• food colors (green and red)
• alcohol
• Christmas decors
Here's what you need to do.
Divide the rice equally and put them into separate bins to color. Then wet the rice with alcohol and mix the food color. (Sorry I did not take pictures.) Why alcohol? So the rice will easily dry up. Let the rice dry for 20-30 minutes, and you are ready to go. Put some Christmas decors as desired.
When my child feels bored, sensory play always comes to the rescue. It's great to keep my child busy for hours. Likewise, it helps soothe an anxious and frustrated child. While playing, I named the Christmas decors and asked her to count the number of balls, bells, candy canes, and stars.
She added some animals and buried them into the colored rice. I just let her imagination play.
I hope you'll try this at home. I can assure you it is perfectly enjoyable for your kids. Merry Christmas!
Here's what we used for this activity.
• 1 kg rice
• food colors (green and red)
• alcohol
• Christmas decors
Here's what you need to do.
Divide the rice equally and put them into separate bins to color. Then wet the rice with alcohol and mix the food color. (Sorry I did not take pictures.) Why alcohol? So the rice will easily dry up. Let the rice dry for 20-30 minutes, and you are ready to go. Put some Christmas decors as desired.
When my child feels bored, sensory play always comes to the rescue. It's great to keep my child busy for hours. Likewise, it helps soothe an anxious and frustrated child. While playing, I named the Christmas decors and asked her to count the number of balls, bells, candy canes, and stars.
She added some animals and buried them into the colored rice. I just let her imagination play.
I hope you'll try this at home. I can assure you it is perfectly enjoyable for your kids. Merry Christmas!
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