Fall, in a box, ready to pour. The Autumn Sensory Kit from 7 Days of Play arrives with 2 lbs of pre-dyed sensory rice in deep red, burnt orange and golden yellow, plus real wooden tools and woodland treasures for little hands to scoop, sort, pinch and discover. No prep. No dyeing rice at your kitchen counter. Just open the box and pour. What's inside 2 lbs Autumn Sensory Play Rice — deep red, burnt orange & golden yellow, pre-dyed, dried and ready to use Wooden bowl for sorting, filling and pouring Wooden scoop sized for small hands Bamboo tongs — a real fine motor workout disguised as fun Wooden acorns in red, orange and gold Natural pinecones Wood slice rounds with the bark still on Autumn maple leaves in fall colors Why parents and teachers love it Beautiful enough to leave out. Warm wood and natural tones — a Montessori-inspired invitation to play that looks lovely on the table instead of like clutter. Zero prep. The rice is already dyed, dried and ready. Pour it into a bin or tray and play starts in under a minute. It actually holds their attention. Open-ended sensory play keeps kids busy far longer than a screen, and it resets over and over. Builds real skills. Scooping, pinching and transferring develop fine motor control, hand strength and the muscles behind pre-writing. Calms big feelings. Running hands through rice is genuinely regulating for kids who need to settle. Grows with them. Toddlers dig and pour; preschoolers sort, count and build whole woodland worlds. Lasts all season. Seal it back up between uses and it carries you from the first crisp week of September through Thanksgiving, then comes out again next year. So many ways to play Scoop & pour. Fill the wooden bowl with the scoop, tip it out, do it again. Simple and endlessly satisfying. Grab, sort & transfer. Move acorns one at a time with the bamboo tongs. Harder than it looks, and the best exercise in the box for hand strength. Sort by color. Line the acorns up red, orange and gold. Early math disguised as a game. Explore different textures. Smooth wood slices, rough pinecones, soft leaves, loose rice — a whole vocabulary lesson in one tray. Build nature scenes. Wood slices become stepping stones, the bowl becomes a pond, the leaves become a forest floor. Made for Fall classroom centers, homeschool and preschool units, sensory tables and sensory bins, daycare activity bins, Thanksgiving table activities, birthday gifts, playdates, rainy-day boredom busters, occupational therapy and fine motor practice, and screen-free fall activities that don't leave you with another craft to clean up.
For a limited time, I am including a printed copy of the Autumn Preschool Learning Pack with the purchase of the sensory kit. The Preschool pack is full color, printed on 110 lb. cardstock, and contains 34 pages. This pack was created to be used with the sensory kit and the items that it contains. Some of the activities include: Seek and Find, Stack and Count, Color Sorting, Patterning, Matching Uppercase to Lowercase Letters, “Sensory Soup” recipe cards, Pre-writing paths, Shape Matching, Rhyming and much more!
Fall, in a box, ready to pour. The Autumn Sensory Kit from 7 Days of Play arrives with 2 lbs of pre-dyed sensory rice in deep red, burnt orange and golden yellow, plus real wooden tools and woodland treasures for little hands to scoop, sort, pinch and discover. No prep. No dyeing rice at your kitchen counter. Just open the box and pour. What's inside 2 lbs Autumn Sensory Play Rice — deep red, burnt orange & golden yellow, pre-dyed, dried and ready to use Wooden bowl for sorting, filling and pouring Wooden scoop sized for small hands Bamboo tongs — a real fine motor workout disguised as fun Wooden acorns in red, orange and gold Natural pinecones Wood slice rounds with the bark still on Autumn maple leaves in fall colors Why parents and teachers love it Beautiful enough to leave out. Warm wood and natural tones — a Montessori-inspired invitation to play that looks lovely on the table instead of like clutter. Zero prep. The rice is already dyed, dried and ready. Pour it into a bin or tray and play starts in under a minute. It actually holds their attention. Open-ended sensory play keeps kids busy far longer than a screen, and it resets over and over. Builds real skills. Scooping, pinching and transferring develop fine motor control, hand strength and the muscles behind pre-writing. Calms big feelings. Running hands through rice is genuinely regulating for kids who need to settle. Grows with them. Toddlers dig and pour; preschoolers sort, count and build whole woodland worlds. Lasts all season. Seal it back up between uses and it carries you from the first crisp week of September through Thanksgiving, then comes out again next year. So many ways to play Scoop & pour. Fill the wooden bowl with the scoop, tip it out, do it again. Simple and endlessly satisfying. Grab, sort & transfer. Move acorns one at a time with the bamboo tongs. Harder than it looks, and the best exercise in the box for hand strength. Sort by color. Line the acorns up red, orange and gold. Early math disguised as a game. Explore different textures. Smooth wood slices, rough pinecones, soft leaves, loose rice — a whole vocabulary lesson in one tray. Build nature scenes. Wood slices become stepping stones, the bowl becomes a pond, the leaves become a forest floor. Made for Fall classroom centers, homeschool and preschool units, sensory tables and sensory bins, daycare activity bins, Thanksgiving table activities, birthday gifts, playdates, rainy-day boredom busters, occupational therapy and fine motor practice, and screen-free fall activities that don't leave you with another craft to clean up.
For a limited time, I am including a printed copy of the Autumn Preschool Learning Pack with the purchase of the sensory kit. The Preschool pack is full color, printed on 110 lb. cardstock, and contains 34 pages. This pack was created to be used with the sensory kit and the items that it contains. Some of the activities include: Seek and Find, Stack and Count, Color Sorting, Patterning, Matching Uppercase to Lowercase Letters, “Sensory Soup” recipe cards, Pre-writing paths, Shape Matching, Rhyming and much more!
