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Apple Wooden Beads Sensory Bin

Set up a simple wooden beads sensory bin with an apple theme. Our apple sensory bin is the perfect complement to your fall early literacy activities and math activities! Sensory bins are perfect for early childhood education and make learning so much more fun and engaging.

Apple Themed Wooden Beads Sensory Bin

Apple Wooden Beads Sensory Bin Fine Motor And Counting Skills

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Simple Sensory Play For Fine Motor And Math Skills

Fine Motor Fridays is one of my favorite days of the week. Not only do I get to host an awesome blog hop with amazing ladies, I get to try out great fine motor play ideas to share with you. Strengthening little hands while having loads of fun is my number one goal here. We use everyday tools to work on skills and find simple ways to play and laugh too! Join the fun every Friday and find a great activity or two to try!

Apple Wooden Beads Sensory Bin 

Sensory bins can be a useful tool to engage a child and practice fine motor skills as well as other early learning skills like counting! Read more about the importance of sensory bins and everything you need to know to get started, here! It’s an excellent resource that answers many key questions about  sensory bin use with children.

Materials Needed

  • wooden beads for filler
  • acrylic apples, pompoms, or homemade cardboard apples (basically anything resembling green and red apples)
  • good size bin to play in and contain sensory materials
  • container 
  • tweezers for picking apples
  • zip ties, pipe cleaners or string for threading practice

Assemble your apple themed wooden beads sensory bin and you are good to go!

Easy Ways To Play And Learn With This Wooden Beads Sensory Bin

  • Allow time to explore sensory bin without direction to satisfy sensory needs
  • Fill a container, cover and shake to make sounds
  • Use tongs to pick apples and put in container
  • Sort colors of apples
  • Count apples by color and then as a group
  • Thread wooden beads on string, pipe cleaners, or zip ties. We threaded numbers 1-10 on 10 separate zip ties to create simple wooden bead math counters

apple wooden beads sensory bin play with threading sorting counting

MORE AWESOME WAYS TO PLAY WITH APPLES AND LITERACY!

Fine Motor Fridays Blog Hop

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  1. Robin

    September 22, 2016 at 6:43 pm

    I love the bin idea! I cannot find the acrylic apples anywhere, where did you get them? Thank you!

  2. littlebins

    October 25, 2016 at 5:06 pm

    I found them at Michaels Craft Store and have also seen them at the dollar store.

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