This month's tub has a farm theme. It's pretty simple and cost me all of $2 to make! James is having a blast with it and can be heard making up stories and singing songs while playing with it. :)
Here's what's inside:
:: Scratch feed - I found this at the grocery store and I think it's meant for chickens. It's comprised of various seeds and corn kernels.
:: Feathers
:: Raffia
:: Farm figurines
:: Wooden cups and little wooden bowls
:: A sugar spoon shaped like a garden spade
:: Mini John Deere tractor
:: Plastic egg (leftover from Easter) :)
Here's what's inside::: Scratch feed - I found this at the grocery store and I think it's meant for chickens. It's comprised of various seeds and corn kernels.
:: Feathers
:: Raffia
:: Farm figurines
:: Wooden cups and little wooden bowls
:: A sugar spoon shaped like a garden spade
:: Mini John Deere tractor
:: Plastic egg (leftover from Easter) :)
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~Thank you for your comments!~
We're doing an on the farm too! As always love your sensory box ... :P
ReplyDeleteAdorable!! Looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny that you shared this today. We made a farm sensory tub at the school but I never got around to taking a photo - I keep thinking I need to stop and do that! I love your tub!
ReplyDeleteI love the farm theme!! We are doing a farm theme next month too! I can't wait to see what's on your shelves for this month! You always have the neatest ideas!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! We've been doing some farm activities lately so this would tie in perfectly!
ReplyDeleteWonderful job! Ella would Love it!
ReplyDeleteKerri
Great idea! Definitely going file this one away for future use when I get doing a farm theme.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute :-) I am totally going to copy that!
ReplyDeleteMaybe use some Popsicle sticks as a fence?
Love this. Just had to share it:
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Thanks!
So cute!! I think I already wrote this in another comment, but I love farms too. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun sensory tub, Mari-Ann! I featured your farm posts and farm sensory tub photo in my Montessori-Inspired Farm Unit at http://livingmontessorinow.com/2012/04/30/montessori-monday-montessori-inspired-farm-unit/
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