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What is a sensory bin?<\/h2>\n

A sensory bin is typically a plastic tub or container filled with carefully selected materials and objects to stimulate the senses of children in preschool.<\/p>\n

Sensory bins might have rice, water beads, corn, beans, or other types filled with small items.<\/p>\n

Thanksgiving Sensory Bin<\/h2>\n

This Thanksgiving sensory bin has a bean filler with figures of native and Jamestown settlers. A fun way to explore different and match with parts of the story in the book we read.<\/p>\n

We have included links to some of the products and resources we have used with this activity. If you purchase via the links we may earn a small commission<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n

Thanksgiving Book to Read With this Sensory Bin<\/h2>\n

We read the book The Very First Thanksgiving Day<\/a>. Then we talked about the different pieces from the sensory bin.<\/p>\n

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Please note I use the same words that are in the book for the learning example. It used Indian and not Native American.<\/p>\n

What we used to make the Thanksgiving Sensory Bin<\/h2>\n