Let's Talk Toddlers (3/6) Page 11

9/18/2014

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The Discussion Board is a tool for sharing thoughts and ideas about class materials.

1. Sensory activities are ideal for toddlers. List three sensory activities that would be good for this age group.

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Kaytlyn Davenport

11/26/2017 09:46:32 am

Play-dough, rice and sand

ashley

12/12/2017 05:12:50 pm

water
cotton balls
slime

Esther

12/17/2017 03:49:53 pm

Water play. Sand play. Play dough.

Margaret Laier

12/17/2017 07:34:42 pm

1) Water & Bubble Play
2) Dried Beans
3) Muddy puddles
4) Play Dough
5) Sand

Brittany

12/18/2017 11:10:00 am

1. Play dough
2. Pom Pom balls
3 Water Play

Taylor Sweigard

12/19/2017 12:56:37 pm

Playing in rain puddles on a rainy day
Using sand toys in the snow
Exploring the grass with bare feet & magnifying glass

Laura

12/24/2017 03:57:35 pm

In our sensory tables we use:

cornstarch, water, and food coloring
colored ice cubes and warm water
kinetic sand with scooping tools

olivia

12/26/2017 05:59:35 pm

snow
water-dishes wash clothes
sand
ice
Playdough

Dawn Mead

12/27/2017 02:25:44 pm

Play dough
Water table
sand box

Darcy

12/27/2017 09:14:30 pm

Finger painting
Play dough
Water play

Kim

12/28/2017 01:49:11 pm

play dough
sensory bin with items appropriate for toddlers buried in it
water, sand table

Tatyana Medvedskaya

12/29/2017 06:08:57 pm

Play dough, sand, large beads of different shapes.

Robyn

12/29/2017 09:07:13 pm

Various Sensory bottles
A water table with water toys
Playdough

cynthia godinez

1/23/2018 06:30:04 pm

one will be using the water table, second is using play dough,third will be painting with their fingers.

Rachel

1/29/2018 09:32:28 pm

Water play with different sized cups and spoons is a great sensory activity as well as doing the same thing with bird seed instead of water. Kneading bread dough and standing barefoot in the grass are also good sensory activities.

Brian link

3/3/2018 09:17:50 am

Bird seed, pea gravel ,sand.

danielle

3/9/2018 03:29:27 pm

1. water 2. playdough 3. sandpaper w/crayons

Bona Zhang

3/22/2018 04:38:43 pm

water, dry bean , sand

Mandy

4/4/2018 08:41:54 pm

Sensory activities are our favorite! We do water play, rice, sand, oats and other similar sensory bins. We make squishy bags with things like hair gel, shaving cream, or orbeez and throw in some items that will feel different like little toy animals, marbles, or corn. We also like to make our own recipes for things such as moon sand and scented all-natural playdough and we like to do some sensory play with slippery spaghetti and jello too.

Tanya Beirne

4/19/2018 01:01:23 pm

1. Play dough play- I like to make my own play dough with Koolaid it adds color and scent and is safe if they eat some.
2. Water play is a wonderful calming activity for children. I like to add foam letters and or small buckets for filling and pouring.
3. Baby safe cloud dough is another wonderful sensory as it allows them to feel various textures.

susan perkins

4/29/2018 10:45:33 am

1) Playdough
2) Bubbles
3) different fabric textures

Jennifer

6/19/2018 05:29:43 pm

Water play
Sandbox
Play dough

Gabriella

8/17/2018 10:27:33 am

Water play
Slime
Finger painting

Jessica Bailey

8/19/2018 02:12:27 pm

Play doh
finger painting
water or sand table

adam

9/12/2018 09:56:51 am

books with textures (like "That's not my bunny!"). Playdoh. Regularly changed out sensory table (flour, water rice, dirt, etc.)

Elsa Johnson

9/14/2018 03:23:56 pm

Sensory bottles filled with different liquids and materials. Sand sensory bin with cups for scooping. Water sensory bin with cup and sponges. Playdough with playdough tools for exploration.

Maria

9/28/2018 09:22:55 pm

1)water
2)rice
3) cotton

Carolyn

10/8/2018 03:20:03 pm

Play-Doh
Paints
sand

Michael Garrigan

10/13/2018 03:15:08 pm

1:Slime
2: Shaving cream art
3:Play Dough

Nevajane Moran

11/3/2018 07:21:28 pm

The three sensory activities that would be good for this age group are
1. Finger prints/ using paint brush
2. Puzzles
3. Legos

Patty Hurst

11/4/2018 03:23:11 pm

water play
playdough
fall sensory bin with different leaves

Kellie Ree

11/15/2018 10:40:58 am

1.) water table
2.) playdough
3.) pom pom bin

Katelyn

11/17/2018 10:53:39 am

1. Watching bubbles float and then pop
2. watching the wind outside ( moving the grass and trees)
3. jello finger painting
4. whipped cream painting

Gavin

11/21/2018 02:36:51 pm

1. Cotton Balls
2. Soapy Water
3. Play Dough

Wendi Blythe

12/8/2018 04:56:53 pm

Playdough
Hot/cold bottles
Crinkly soft mix in sensory bin

RaeAnn Harris

12/11/2018 07:41:33 pm

Sensory activities for this age group would be: mud, playdough, and rice or oatmeal bin. Also slime, snow, paint, rain and many more.

Rosie wood

12/16/2018 09:40:58 pm

Water play, Dry bean sensory play, finger painting

Briauna

12/26/2018 03:18:18 pm

I love doing sensory activities in my class. We especially love finger painting, including practicing with paint brushes, and our sensory bins. I save up paper towel rolls and cut them into shorter rounds, and provide little tissue boxes with a variety of objects like cotton balls, feathers, pipe cleaners, pom poms, etc. They love to feel all the different things and fill up the boxes and tubes. We also like to play with play dough as well.

jennifer

12/28/2018 10:55:41 am

play-doh, water table, finger paint

Ava Pelky

12/30/2018 01:53:28 pm

any kind of crafts
finger painting
cooking

Adam

12/30/2018 10:21:59 pm

We love to plat in the sand pit with this age group. The water park fascinates and excites them as well. Getting out the instrument box is a great way to experiment with sound.

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