Sense of touch

The sense of touch lets uns feel the world around us.

We can experience and interpret the world through our hands, feed, skin and the whole body.

Sensory tray - a small sensorybin

A tray of bits and bobs and a little bit of rice - the sensory bin in small size can also be a
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- Next step: deepening knowlegde, following interests.
  - senses used: Sense of smell Sense of sight Sense of touch
  - Skills: Fine motor skills Pincer grip
Rainbow-Sensory bins

Rainbows are fascinating for all ages.
- Next step: deepening knowlegde, following interests.
  - used senses: Sense of sight Sense of touch
  - skills: Fine motor skills Pincer grip Categorization
Water is alwasy fun - easy sensory bins with water

Water is probably the simplest filling material for a sensory bin.
- Next step: deepening knowlegde, following interests.
  - Used senses: Sense of smell Sense of touch
  - Skills: Fine motor skills Pincer grip
Treasure bins for sorting and digging

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- Next step: deepening knowlegde, following interests.
  - Used senses: Sense of smell Sense of touch Sense of sight
  - Skills: Fine motor skills Pincer grip
(Ant)Arctica - Snow, pinguins and icebears

A little bit of water, instant-snow, a few animals and here we are in the polar regions!
- Next step: deepening knowlegde, following interests.
  - Used senses: Sense of touch
  - Skills: Fine motor skills Pincer grip