Sensory Soup with Fresh Flowers
E bought me some beautiful flowers for my birthday this year. They looked wonderful in the kitchen and lasted a long time. But of course, they eventually started to fade.
When they did, I cut off the tops, put them into the water table with a little water, and made Sensory Soup with Fresh Flowers for N!
It was another one of those super simple sensory activities that were so much fun and kept N entertained for a long time.
(N was 1 year and 7 months old.)
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Looking for more simple water activities? I’ve got you covered!
Red, White, and Blue Water Sensory Bin
Floating Rainbow Balls in the Water Table
Sibling Play with a Green Sensory Soup
Here are some more ideas using real flowers:
Garden Art with Real Flowers from The Educators’ Spin On It
Desert Flower Discovery Bottle from Preschool Inspirations
How to Make Braided Flower Bracelets from Living Life and Learning
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