How to Make Colourful Taste-Safe Moon Sand
You only need three simple kitchen ingredients to create your very own taste-safe moon sand! Moon sand (or cloud dough) is soft and crumbly, but it also holds its shape …
Activities
Looking for fun things to do with your kids? Setting up your own activities at home is easy, inexpensive and a great way to bond as a family!
Our archives contain simple science experiments, fun sensory activities and even taste-safe activities for little ones who like to put everything in their mouths!
Glowing Water & Oil Mixing Experiment (Taste-Safe!)
Amaze your kids with this cool, glow-in-the-dark version of the classic oil and water mixing experiment. And since all the ingredients used are taste-safe, you don’t have to worry about …
Chocolate Play Dough
Making your own play dough at home is both easy and cost-effective! This DIY chocolate-scented play dough smells incredible, and because it’s made from common pantry ingredients, it’s perfectly safe …
Crayon Resist Secret Letter Search
Looking for a fun, easy way to help your kids practice their letter recognition skills? You’ll only need a few basic materials to set up this cool activity that can …
Surprise Water Bead Sensory Bag
The clear water beads hidden in this gel-filled sensory bag add a fun and unexpected textural element! Its great combination of textures makes it our all-time favourite—and it only requires …
Stovetop Psyllium Husk Slime (Taste-Safe!)
Do you have young kids who like to put everything in their mouths? Let them join in on the fun with this simple, cost-effective recipe for psyllium husk slime! This …
Replacing Glitter Glue: A Sensory Bottle Experiment
Sensory bottle recipes often call for glitter glue, but if you don’t have any on hand or are looking to cut costs, can you recreate its effect using fine glitter …
How to Prep Sensory Bags to Make Them Last!
We love sensory bags, but it can be frustrating when they start to leak after a very short amount of time. If you’ve encountered the same problem, read this article …
