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Christmas Sensory Activities

By Sharla Kostelyk

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The time leading up to Christmas is full of excitement and for kids with sensory issues, it can be a more challenging time with the change in schedules and all of the anticipation in the air. That is one of the reasons that it’s important to have sensory activities available for kids even during the holidays.

The time leading up to the holidays are full of anticipation. Sometimes, that makes it more challenging for kids with sensory issues so these Christmas sensory activities can help.

Exploring the Scents of Christmas from KCEdventures

Christmas Sensory Boards for Little Ones from Toddler Approved (pictured)

2 Ingredient Homemade Snow from The Natural Homeschool

Hot Chocolate Cloud Dough from Sugar, Spice and Glitter (pictured)

Christmas Counting I-Spy Discovery Bottle from here on The Chaos and The Clutter (pictured)

Christmas Tree Sensory Bag from Mom Inspired Life (pictured)

Jingle Bell Slime from here on The Chaos and The Clutter (pictured)

Christmas Tree Decorating Activity with printable from The Natural Homeschool

Christmas Tree Sensory Writing Tray from The Imagination Tree (pictured)

Heavenly Scented Christmas Playdough from One Time Through

Christmas sensory activitiesGingerbread Playdough Station from here on The Chaos and The Clutter

Christmas Sensory Bottle from Teaching Mama (pictured)

Christmas Sticky Tree from here on The Chaos and The Clutter

Peppermint Oatmeal from Learn Play Imagine

Candy Cane Slime from Little Bins for Little Hands (pictured)

Gluten Free Candy Cane Playdough from here on The Chaos and The Clutter

Christmas Tree Sensory Bottle from Stir the Wonder (pictured)

Peppermint Cloud Dough from Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tail

14797558_10154258817414900_1621933148_nSnow Playdough from here on The Chaos and The Clutter (pictured)

Fizzing Candy Canes from Teaching Mama

Christmas Playdough Kit from Sugar, Spice and Glitter (pictured)

Snowflake Sensory Bottle from here on The Chaos and The Clutter

Christmas Peppermint Oobleck from Little Bins for Little Hands (pictured)

Snowman Patterns from The Natural Homeschool

Holy Night Inspired Playdough from One Time Through (pictured)

Sensory Bins are of course another great sensory activity. I’ve compiled some great holiday sensory bins to help you come up with ideas to make your own.

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  1. The Natural Homeschool says

    November 2, 2016 at 11:02 am

    What a wonderful list of ideas and inspiration!

  2. Erin Vincent says

    December 18, 2016 at 4:26 pm

    So fun! Our daughter will love these!

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