19 Sensory Activities For Toddlers to Make Their Imaginations Run Wild

Scooping bins offer toddlers different textures to play with, and working on scooping and dumping can help with their dexterity and bring in that sound element, too. This type of activity can be a good starting point for toddlers who are more timid with different textures. "Sensory play is particularly beneficial for children with sensory processing disorder because it can help them to become more comfortable with various textures and materials," Macaluso explains.