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Making Sensory Bags....FUN!

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By Teacher Michele - ESL in ECE Specialist
Today we, me and my daughter are making sensory bags for out class.  These bags are encompass, sensory, social -emotional, and just about anything else you can come up with!  Kids love them and they are cheap and easy to make.

1 gallon zipper bag
Hair Gell
Food Coloring (if desired)
Items to put inside bag
Scissors and packing tape.

Fill bag with hair gel, add coloring and items seal bag then double tape bag around all four edges.

**If your bag has a label printed on it, just wipe off with a little nail polish remover



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