1. Sensory Bottle

What you will need:

• 1 Container with a watertight lid
• Examples: old water bottle, pasta sauce jar
• 1 Suspension fluid
• Examples: hand soap, corn syrup, clear craft glue
• Craft glitter
• Extras
• Examples: small buttons or beads

Instructions:

• Fill the container with suspension fluid
• Add glitter
• Shake and enjoy!

Find a detailed tutorial here:

https://preschoolinspirations.com/6-ways-to-make-a-calm-down-jar

2. “I Spy” or “Find It” Jar

What you will need:

• 1 Medium to large soda bottle  
• Rice or sand
• Pen and paper
• An assortment of small objects
• Examples: small buttons, beads, small toys, costume jewelry, office supplies, coins, game pieces.

Instructions:

• Fill a large bottle with rice or sand
• add small toys & found objects.
• Create a list of all the object placed in the bottle
• Sake spin and twist the bottle until all items are found.

Find a detailed tutorial here:

https://feltmagnet.com/crafts/How-to-Make-an-I-Spy-Bottle

3. Plastic Bag Green House

What you will need:

• 1 Sealable plastic bag
• Beans, or old produce seeds (oranges, peppers, etc)  
• Paper towel
• Cello tape
• Water
• A Window

Instructions:

• Wet paper towel
• Place in a plastic baggie
• Add seeds or beans to the baggie
• Tape baggie to a window  
• Wait and watch your beans and seeds sprout!

Find a detailed tutorial here:

https://www.sciencekiddo.com/bean-seed-in-a-bag/

4. Salt dough

What you will need:

• Flour 256g
• Salt 128g
• Water 180ml

     Optional–

• Food coloring
• An oven

Instructions:

• Mix salt, flour, and water.
• Knead mixture
• Enjoy!

    Bonus steps–

• Carefully divide and add small amounts of food coloring to dough portions for even more fun!
• Creations can be dried and preserved by placing them into an oven at 180c oven. Duration of dry time depends on creation.

Find a detailed tutorial here:

https://www.learning4kids.net/2012/12/09/how-to-make-salt-dough-recipe/