Details
Languages
English
Grade
1st, 2nd, 3rd
Resource Type
Activities, Printables, Science Centers
Product
Digital
Pages
90 Pages
Subject
Back to School, Science, Seasonal
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
Sensory play for kids of ALL AGES!
Why Sensory Play? What are the BENEFITS?
Sensory Play helps to build nerve connections in the brain.
Sensory Play encourages the development of fine and gross motor skills.
Sensory Play supports language development across the curriculum.
Sensory Play connects to our science curriculum by encouraging scientific thinking and problem solving.
Sensory Play involves mindful activities.
Quick and easy sensory play activities to use with your students! Make slime, play dough, and fake snow using everyday materials you can find in your home or classroom - baking soda, conditioner, corn starch, baby lotion, contact solution, and glitter glue!
What's included?
-Teacher directions and student directions for each substance
- 28 challenge cards with words and pictures (landforms, structures, objects, etc.)
- blank challenge cards to add your own
- Multiple versions of the recording sheets - KWL, observations, quick sketches, notes, steps for writing out the procedure, science experiment forms, etc.)
-experiment writing pages differentiated (different formats and spacing)
-mini book prompted pages
-blank mini book pages (some with lines, large spacing, space for pictures)
-multiple mini book covers (reflection book, observation book, experiment writing book)
- multiple graphic organizers to support learning
-All mini books can be printed double sided, flip on the short side
-Sequence writing pages with prompts
-A variety of written response comprehension question pages for differentiation (8 pages)
-Drawing page for pictures before and after the experiment
***Everything comes with OR WITHOUT a border
Why Sensory Play? What are the BENEFITS?
Sensory Play helps to build nerve connections in the brain.
Sensory Play encourages the development of fine and gross motor skills.
Sensory Play supports language development across the curriculum.
Sensory Play connects to our science curriculum by encouraging scientific thinking and problem solving.
Sensory Play involves mindful activities.
Quick and easy sensory play activities to use with your students! Make slime, play dough, and fake snow using everyday materials you can find in your home or classroom - baking soda, conditioner, corn starch, baby lotion, contact solution, and glitter glue!
What's included?
-Teacher directions and student directions for each substance
- 28 challenge cards with words and pictures (landforms, structures, objects, etc.)
- blank challenge cards to add your own
- Multiple versions of the recording sheets - KWL, observations, quick sketches, notes, steps for writing out the procedure, science experiment forms, etc.)
-experiment writing pages differentiated (different formats and spacing)
-mini book prompted pages
-blank mini book pages (some with lines, large spacing, space for pictures)
-multiple mini book covers (reflection book, observation book, experiment writing book)
- multiple graphic organizers to support learning
-All mini books can be printed double sided, flip on the short side
-Sequence writing pages with prompts
-A variety of written response comprehension question pages for differentiation (8 pages)
-Drawing page for pictures before and after the experiment
***Everything comes with OR WITHOUT a border
Sensory play for kids of ALL AGES! Why Sensory Play? What are the BENEFITS? Sensory Play helps to build nerve connections in the brain. Sensory Play encourages the development of fine and gross motor skills. Sensory Play supports language development... more
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