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I’ve always felt that sensory table play should have materials that suggest different purposeful things that children can do with them . Sc...

For many teachers. shaving cream is one of those “go to” sensory activities. But I have mixed feelings about it, because it’s one of those ...

After discovering that  my gluten free playdough recipe worked, I excitedly shared it with several parents of children who have gluten sen...

  After the explorations with  frozen goop , I let the goop dry in the sensory table, and then gave the children the ingredients to mix a ...

I’ve written before about cornstarch goop (aka “oobleck”) . It’s a mixture of cornstarch and water that changes state from solid to liquid ...

One of the basic staples in my classroom is playdough. I almost always have playdough, or a similar material available daily. I use a homem...

A few weeks ago, I wrote about putting "a table in the sand table"  – creating a work surface that children could use to pile san...