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DIY Halloween Sensory Tubes

DIY Halloween Sensory Tubes

These fun DIY Halloween sensory tubes made using our Primary Science Sensory Tubes are ideal for hands-on learning, and they’re easy to make using craft supplies and loose parts. Plus, they can be used over and over again. Gather up your supplies and get creative!

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DIY Halloween Sensory Bottles

 

You’ll need:

  • Primary Science Sensory Tubes
  • A variety of loose parts pieces such as dry beans, biodegradable glitter, tiny spiders, pom poms, spooky eyes and more

Here are some tubes we created:

 

Try this activity: Spider hunt with dry beans

This can be used as an “eye-spy” activity for older children who can visually scan and find the spiders. For the babies, this one has high contrast, which will capture their visual attention, and the sound of the beans will capture their auditory attention guiding their eyes to the sounds.

 

Try this activity: Pom pom tube

 

Super simple but so stimulating! All you need for this one is a Halloween blend of pompoms.  The orange, black and white are mesmerising to watch as they gently fall and move.

Try this activity: Eyeballs and bells

 

We added some small bells in with three plastic eyeballs into the tube. The eyeballs in the tube will automatically create a visual target that allows you to work on visual fixation, pursuits, and tracking, all in this one simple tube. The bells inside will stimulate the auditory system, helping guide their eyes to the target.

Try making your own creative sensory tube combinations this Halloween!

Follow Learning Resources on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to find more ways to help children learn through fun play.

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DIY Halloween Sensory Tubes

These fun DIY Halloween sensory tubes made using our Primary Science Sensory Tubes are ideal for hands-on learning, and they’re easy to make using craft supplies and loose parts. Plus, they can be used over and over again. Gather up your supplies and get creative!

Read more:

DIY Halloween Sensory Bottles

 

You’ll need:

  • Primary Science Sensory Tubes
  • A variety of loose parts pieces such as dry beans, biodegradable glitter, tiny spiders, pom poms, spooky eyes and more

Here are some tubes we created:

 

Try this activity: Spider hunt with dry beans

This can be used as an “eye-spy” activity for older children who can visually scan and find the spiders. For the babies, this one has high contrast, which will capture their visual attention, and the sound of the beans will capture their auditory attention guiding their eyes to the sounds.

 

Try this activity: Pom pom tube

 

Super simple but so stimulating! All you need for this one is a Halloween blend of pompoms.  The orange, black and white are mesmerising to watch as they gently fall and move.

Try this activity: Eyeballs and bells

 

We added some small bells in with three plastic eyeballs into the tube. The eyeballs in the tube will automatically create a visual target that allows you to work on visual fixation, pursuits, and tracking, all in this one simple tube. The bells inside will stimulate the auditory system, helping guide their eyes to the target.

Try making your own creative sensory tube combinations this Halloween!

Follow Learning Resources on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to find more ways to help children learn through fun play.

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