Hearts Sensory Bag

What we used for our Hearts Sensory Bag:

• Ziploc bag.
• Hair gel.
• Glitter.
• Small flat plastic hearts.
• Tape to seal the Ziploc bag.

You can adjust to use whatever supplies you have on  hand.

How it worked for us:

E actually did most of it on her own.

She squeezed white hair gel into a Ziploc bag,

This is what it looked like right after we were done, with the hair gel still looking cloudy:

What I learned:

• I tried to get out all the air bubbles but after a while, that wasn’t possible anymore without squeezing out the hair gel, glitter and hearts. {No clue how you end up with more bubbles every time you think you got them all 😉 } I now think that the little bit of air that remains in the bag adds to the sensory experience.
• Make sure to reinforce the seal on the Ziploc bag with tape, energetic kneading will break the regular Ziploc.

Additional suggestions:

As always with sensory tubs and bags, you can use what we did, use our experience as inspiration, or do something completely different.

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