Monster Sensory Bottles for Kids
Monster Sensory Bottles For Kids
When I was an early years teacher, I absolutely loved sensory activities. I guess my love for this kind of activity came through seeing how much little ones love sensory play.
Sensory play can encourage children to explore while having fun and it’s great for both little ones and children with conditions such as autism. Enjoy this monster sensory bottle.
Today I am sharing a simple but effective sensory activity, the Halloween Sensory bottle. I hope you like it.
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What You Will Need
- Empty water bottles
- Red , yellow and green food coloring
- Glitter
- Vegetable or baby oil
- Water
- Glue Gun
- Plastic Halloween themed creatures and bugs
- Halloween confetti
- Googly eyes
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Let’s Make This Halloween Sensory Bottle
Fill your empty water bottles ⅔ of the way full with water.
Add in your glitter, Halloween confetti, Halloween creatures, bugs and googly eyes.
Add in 3-4 drops of food colouring and then put the cap back on the bottle and shake to mix.
To create orange, use two drops of red and two drops of orange food colouring.
Open the bottle and fill the remainder with vegetable or baby oil.
Leave a small amount of space at the very top so that the contents of your bottles can mix more easily.
Use a hot glue gun to seal the top of the cap, so that there are not accidental leaks with play.
Now they bottles are ready for the little ones to play.
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Monster Sensory Bottles For Kids
This is a tutorial on how to make a monster sensory bottles.
Materials
- Empty water bottles
- Red , yellow and green food coloring
- Glitter
- Vegetable or baby oil
- Water
- Glue Gun
- Plastic Halloween themed creatures and bugs
- Halloween confetti
- Googly eyes
Instructions
Fill your empty water bottles ⅔ of the way full with water.
Add in your glitter, Halloween confetti, Halloween creatures, bugs and googly eyes.
Add in 3-4 drops of food colouring and then put the cap back on the bottle and shake to mix.
To create orange, use two drops of red and two drops of orange food colouring.
Open the bottle and fill the remainder with vegetable or baby oil.
Leave a small amount of space at the very top so that the contents of your bottles can mix more easily.
Use a hot glue gun to seal the top of the cap, so that there are not accidental leaks with play.
Now they bottles are ready for the little ones to play.
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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
What a lot of fun these look and there are so many options of ways you can fill them. I bet my kids would end up with a whole collection! Mich x
Great idea, will try to make this with my daughter 🙂
oh let me know how it goes.
This looks great, thanks for sharing. Will try making it with my daughter.
How can I print this out without the ads.? Thank you, Rose