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March 9, 2020 · Leave a Comment

Rainbow Sensory Bottle Activity for Kids

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As a mom of a growing toddler, you’re probably always on the hunt for some fun and easy sensory play activities. But hey- it isn’t always possible to hit the craft store whenever you want to right?

And that’s exactly why this rainbow sensory bottle is just right. You’ll need just a few supplies to give it a try, and your little one will be amazed and have a fun time with it too.

Scroll down and keep reading to find out what you’ll need.

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  • Supplies Needed For This Rainbow Sensory Activity
    • How To Make A Sensory Bottle With Elmers Glue And Sequins

Supplies Needed For This Rainbow Sensory Activity

  • sensory bottle (I used the 16.9oz VOSS water bottle for this project)
  • 10oz. Elmer’s clear glue
  • sequins (1 tbsp of each: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple) 
  • Water
rainbow sensory bottle

How To Make A Sensory Bottle With Elmers Glue And Sequins

Pour the glue into the bottle. 

rainbow sensory bottle

Add the sequins in order of the color of the rainbow. 

rainbow sensory bottle
rainbow sensory bottle
rainbow sensory bottle

Pour water into the remaining space in the bottle. 

Tightly close the bottle. 

Shake the bottle up!

Tip: Place the bottle up near a light to see how neat it looks.

And of course, since you’re on a roll with this rainbow sensory bottle activity, you can try some more too. Here’s a quick list of some of my personal favorites.

  • Squishy Halloween Sensory Bag Activity
  • Monster Sensory Bottle for Kids
  • Edible Halloween Sensory Bin for Kids
  • Rainbow Sensory Bin for Learning Colors
  • Saint Patrick’s Day Sensory Bottle for Kids

Busy now? Why not pin this fantastic resource for later? Pinning supports my blog and allows me to create more content to help little ones learn. I’m truly grateful for any social shares.

About Angela Milnes

Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts, preschool music and reading with kids. Don’t forget to follow our fun crafts and creative ideas over on Facebook.

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