Provide a perfect opportunity to interact with your eyes with the Window Sensory Box. Your imagination is the only limitation when creating a sensory box. Use a plethora of objects mixed together showing children textures, shapes, colors, and sizes or opt for a more clean-cut version by starkly setting only a few objects in the overall relatively empty space. No matter what it is set inside, rest assured that it will be safe from the little people gazing upon it. When you are finished with on set of items, change to match a new themes. Create boxes that present holiday, seasons, weather, or even boxes in a visual array.
What ever you choose to do, you can take it further by offering a full range of sensory opportunities by adding the Mirror Sensory Box, Shapes Sensory Box, and Bead Sensory Box to your teaching space. Encourage infants and toddlers to explore more on their own about the world around them by offering sensory stimulation.
