We love fine motor sensory bins! We also need to work on fine motor skills to strengthen hands and improve coordination. I combine sensory and fine motor work and make easy fine motor sensory bins. Here are 20 of our favorite fine motor sensory bins for play and work! Our ultimate guide to sensory play is a great place for learning more about sensory bins. Make sure to check out all our favorite sensory bin fillers!
Fine Motor Sensory Bins
20 Fine Motor Sensory Bins
Whether it is tongs, tweezers or little fingers, sensory play and fine motor skills work well together! Please click on the photo to bring you to the original post! These fine motor sensory bins are quick and easy to set up.
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Fine Motor Sensory Bins
Confetti, Water Beads, and Cranberry Fine Motor Skills
Watermelon Rice, Finding Carrots and Earth Day Search & Find
There is no post available for Earth Day fine motor sensory search. I used blue and green colored rice with fun blue and green trinkets to find! Always, we have fun tweezers and sorting cups!
Pinching Pennies Sensory Hunt and Puzzle Play
Alphabet Sensory & Fine Motor Book Play
Sweet Treat Candy Sensory Search and Find
St Patricks Day Gold Coin Hunt
Fun Any time Ideas
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There you go 10 easy to make fine motor sensory bins for play and learning. There are so many ways to mix it up and create new ways to work on fine motor skills!
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MORE FUN FINE MOTOR PLAY IDEAS
Scissor Practice Flowers from Craftulate
Tape Collage for Toddlers from School Time Snippets
Rainbow Puzzle Felt Page from Powerful Mothering
Fine Motor Slingshot Play from Still Playing School
Quick Sponge And Water Sensory Tray Play {Hands On Play Party}
Kristina @ School Time Snippets
Your sensory bins are always so inspiring and fun!!
Laura @ Lalymom
Great list! You always have so many awesome sensory ideas and every one of them is perfect for fine motor development. They make me want to jump in and play too!
Nuna
These tools are great to develop crafty hands. Try teaching your child how to use chopsticks. They are great as well to improve their hand coordination and they can handle pens and brushes a lot better afterwards.