Younger children may enjoy exploring them in a sensory bottle like this:Ĭhildren learn best if they are able to experience new information in a number of different ways. Water beads should be used under close adult supervision and by older children only. Water Bead Safety Reminderĭo not use loose water beads with children who might put them into their mouths. Once they are soaked with water, they make for a slippery, fun material that pours, scoops, and bounces.Īdd ocean animals, shells, small buckets, and shovels for students to inspire their imaginations and practice some dumping and filling skills as well. They are tiny dry beads that need to be soaked in water overnight. Water beads (also called orbeez or vase fillers) come in many different color assortments. Ocean Activity #3: Ocean Themed Sensory Play
This kinetic sand sensory activity helps reinforce emerging literacy skills! Kinetic sand is perfect for molding as it retains the shape – just like when a child builds a sandcastle at the beach. Not every child can go to the beach, but every child can enjoy sand at a sensory table. Ocean Activity #2: Kinetic Sand Sensory Table All it takes are a few simple supplies and the classroom gets a refreshing underwater feel! To bring the ocean indoors, cool off with this amazing Ocean Process Art activity.
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