I love our “water” table we bought for my first son a few years ago. We since turned this table into our sensory table. We use it to explore all types of textures and fun! With the new season I thought it would be fun to make a fall table for them. The boys love this fall sensory table.
Fall Sensory Table
What I did for their fall table:
I took bird seed and sunflower seeds and added them to the table. Then I added a few fall extras we had laying around the house ( pumpkins, leaves, pine cones). We also added a few bowls and shovels.
We have been out playing in our table several times. It is a bit messy. My youngest has a lot of fun throwing the seed all over the porch. My oldest doesn’t make a mess with it, he has lots of fun scooping and dumping his seed in the table. You could also play with this in the yard and the bird seed throwing would not be an issue. We had most of our yard dug up for some home repairs and have not been off the porch lately. On the porch or in the yard this is a lot of fun for the kids and simple to put together for the parents. We hope you may have some fun with this too.
Hi! I am Jaime, mama to three high energy boys. With three boys, life never slows down, but I wouldn't have it any other way! We love creating, learning, and crafting together and we can turn anything into an adventure.
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Love it! Pinned to my fall/autumn and Sensory boards. 🙂
I’m writing because I run a sensory site and am looking for great ideas for Thanksgiving. And as any parent, we’re looking for terrific Thanksgiving crafts and ideas for kids with Sensory Processing Disorder and on the Autism Spectrum. Would you add a link to a craft idea or two on our blog? Here’s the link to share and get more traffic to your site…
Great fall sensory table! I love that you used bird seed. We have the same water table and I always like to see what activities other people use theirs for.
What a fabulous use for the water table! I love how you used seeds~ I can see all the birds being very happy about your little one’s mess! 🙂 Thanks for linking up this week on Discover & Explore!
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Love it! Pinned to my fall/autumn and Sensory boards. 🙂
I’m writing because I run a sensory site and am looking for great ideas for Thanksgiving. And as any parent, we’re looking for terrific Thanksgiving crafts and ideas for kids with Sensory Processing Disorder and on the Autism Spectrum. Would you add a link to a craft idea or two on our blog? Here’s the link to share and get more traffic to your site…
http://thesensoryspectrumblog.com/2012/11/04/calling-all-bloggers-fun-family-thanksgiving-crafts-ideas-wanted/
Great fall sensory table! I love that you used bird seed. We have the same water table and I always like to see what activities other people use theirs for.
Looks fun! Come share today if you have a moment!
http://littlebinsforlittlehands.com/simple-back-to-school-alphabet-activities-part-ii/
What a fabulous use for the water table! I love how you used seeds~ I can see all the birds being very happy about your little one’s mess! 🙂 Thanks for linking up this week on Discover & Explore!
Love the idea of using birdseed! We have some leftover from our bagel birdfeeders and I just found a great use for it 🙂