Welcome to week 18 of the Tuesday Tutorials Pintorials Pin Party! This week I am featuring tutorials for tactile sensory play activities for little ones, which are all mess free! If you want to read more on why this type of play is important, check out my basic introduction and guide to sensory play.
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Each week each of us choose a selection of three posts each to feature on our blog along with the next weeks linky. As the number of people linking up each week grows, we are planning increase this and may be able to feature your submissions into separate themed round up posts. Tell your blogging friends and let’s help to showcase lots and lots of your lovely crafts and tutorials each week!
Make sure to go over and visit Eileen, Kate and Gude’s blogs to see the features they have chosen for this week.
Fathers Day Crafts featured by Eileen
4th July Crafts featured by Gude
Nature Crafts for Kids featured by Kate
While you’re here linking up, have a browse around the others added to the list to see the great tutorials that everyone is sharing and feel free to leave some comments letting them know that you came through from the Pintorials party, and of course pin the posts that you enjoyed.
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Anna (me!) : Kate : Gude : Eileen
Here are three of the great tutorials shared last week which can provide your little one with some non messy tactile sensory play. We all know that exploring the senses is one of the greatest ways that little ones learn, but often when thinking of tactile sensory play the first thing that pops into your mind is sensory bins perfect for lots of messy play. Although I love those too, some days you just need the mess free solution and these three tutorials are ideal for creating an activity that will give your child plenty of sensory input but without the mess.
Polar Peas Pop sensory bag from A Little Pinch of Perfect
Glow in the dark sensory slime bag from From ABCs to ACTs’s Think Outside the Toybox series
How to make a tag blanket from Crafts on Sea – suitable for even the youngest sensory explorers
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We can’t wait to see all the fantastic and creative tutorials you have to share with us this week!
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Anna Marikar, mum of four and seasoned blogger, has spent over a decade sharing her parenting journey and passion for kid-friendly crafts and free printables.
Her easy-to-follow craft ideas and practical parenting advice have transformed In The Playroom into a cherished resource for parents.
Thanks so much for including us in the wonderful feature this week!