Fun Sensory Learning from Teach Me Tuesday

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Summer time is a wonderful time to pull some messy sensory learning activities outside and dig into them!  Today I'm featuring seven sensory ideas your children will love from the link up last week.  Then, be sure to check out the extra sensory links below!



#1: Sensory Art from Happy Hooligans
#2: Sensory Play With Gelatin from Wildflower Ramblings
#3: How to Make a Lavender Wand from The Fairy and the Frog
#4: Welcome to a Dinosaurs World, Sensory Play from Domesticated Breakdown
#5: Make a Volcano from School Time Snippets
#6:  Writing the Alphabet for Preschoolers: the letter W from the Measured Mom
#7:  Swamp Dough from Sugar Aunts

Here's a few more fun sensory learning activities from last week's party:

Luau Water Bin from Sugar Aunts
Dandelion Messy Water Play from Sugar Aunts
Where Food Comes From from Gift of Curiosity
Water Balloon Painting from Life With Moore Babies
Quick Simple Musical Instruments from Little Bins for Little Hands
Fairy Soup from Happy Hooligans


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Make sure you stop by these lovely ladies' blogs and try some of their great ideas!  And if you were featured, feel free to grab the featured button from the right sidebar!

Now, for this week's party...

Thank you so much for being here!  I always appreciate your linking up and sharing this party on your blogs and social network sites!  The linky will open at 8:00 pm CST time and remain open until Thursday night!


Link up all your teaching moments blog posts here!  Feel free to include lessons, field trips, recipes, crafts, activities, printables, and anything else related to teaching your kiddos!

The linky will be open until Thursday night.















































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I may share at any of these parties!

Comments

Bible Fun For Kids said…
Thanks so much for hosting!
July 16, 2013 at 7:06 AM
Unknown said…
Thanks for featuring me, Carla :)
July 16, 2013 at 11:50 AM
Kristina said…
Thank you for sharing our Volcao Activity, Carla! Always a fun activity!
July 16, 2013 at 1:21 PM
Unknown said…
Thanks for hosting this link up! So many great activities!
July 16, 2013 at 2:34 PM
Unknown said…
Thank you so much for linking up Carla! These are such great resources and I love new ideasI hope you stop by again today and share an idea. Archives is fine! You always have great stuff.
http://littlebinsforlittlehands.com/ultimate-sensory-play-party-linky-2/
August 14, 2013 at 6:43 AM
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