The ultimate spring sensory bin round up

It’s getting warmer, so we can take some of our learning outside and have some sensory bin fun! And since we are officially entering spring territory, I thought it would be helpful to have a place for all of the spring-themed sensory bins that I could find!

These sensory bins look amazing and you can consider each one on my to-do list for spring!

I’ve organized each bin idea into sections by age. But honestly, a lot of these would be fun, even for me! Ha!

Plus, don’t feel like you need to follow the directions to a T. Switch out ingredients (but keep them kid-friendly), add toys you already have, or figure out how to make a bin you love more difficult or easy.

Don’t forget to post pics with the sensory bin you’ve chosen to do! Tag me on Instagram and I’ll share too! #createyourhomeschool

Ok, let’s dive in!

TODDLER BINS

Eggs + Grass – Entertain Your Toddler

ABC Monsters – Views from a Step Stool

Duck Pond – Fantastic Fun and Learning

Hide the Animals – Busy Toddler

Jumbo Pasta – My Bored Toddler

Egg Scoop – Toddler Approved

Button Excavating – Busy Toddler

PRE-SCHOOL BINS

Alphabet Hunt – Play to Learn

Natural ABC’s – Views from a Step Stool

Pretend Cooking – Inspiration Laboratories

Weather Fun – Mrs Plemons Kindergarten

Clean Cars – Busy Toddler

Fruits + Veggies – Life Over C’s

Feed the Birds – Modern Preschool

KINDERGARTEN BINS

Frog Life Cycle – Views from a Step Stool

Unicorn Straw Beading – Views from a Step Stool

Ocean Soap Foam – Views from a Step Stool

Beans + Bugs – Our Kid Things

Ice Cream Fun – Learning Resources

Bug Discovery – Little Worlds Big Adventures

Birds Nest – Fantastic Fun and Learning

SENSORY BINS FOR ALL AGES

Spring Garden – Mess for Less

Farm Animal Washing – Coffee Cups and Crayons

Oats + Easter Eggs – Happy Toddler Playtime

Spring Rainbow – Play to Learn

Sand + Rocks – Frogs Snails and Puppy Dog Tails

Magnetic Egg Hunt – Happy Toddler Playtime

Pom Pom Scoop – Happy Toddler Club

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Happy Spring, mama!