1. Grab a roll of butcher paper and some markers.

2. Have your cuties lay on the paper so you can trace their outline.

3. Let them color in their outline. Don't forget to talk about the body parts and what we use them for

1. Combine 1 cup dry white rice with 1 teaspoon white vinegar and a few drops of food coloring in a large zip lock bag, seal the bag

2. Shake, shake, shake the bag until all the rice is colored. This can be a fun step to have older children help with

3. Lay it out on wax paper to dry for a few hours

4. Repeat steps 1-3 with any color you would like

5. Once all the rice is dry, dump it in a large bin with cups and scoops. Talk about how it feels, looks, smells and sounds while playing

6. Once you’re done playing, save the rice to play with again and again. Rainbow rice can last for years!

*Pro tip- before allowing children to play with the sensory bin set the boundaries. Tell children “rice stays in the bin” and “if the rice is outside the bin that tells me you are all done playing”. Make sure to follow through on these boundaries. If the children aren’t keeping the rice in the bin, take a break and reestablish the rules. Expect that some rice will spill, but don't let it get out of control. Keep an extra close eye on little ones who may try to eat the rice. You can do it mama!

1. Gather up some sweet, salty and sour foods

2. Put one food in each space of a muffin tin

3. Cover tops with Magenitiles

4. Children can open one section at a time and taste each food

5. Talk about how it looks, smells and tastes

1. Eyes, Nose, Belly, Toes: My First Human Body Book by: Krupa Bhojani Playforth and Becky Paige
2. Every Body: A First Conversation About Bodies by: Megan Maddison and Jessica Ralli
3. I Hear a Pickle: and Smell, See, Touch, & Taste It, Too! by: Rachel Isadora

1. Grab an empty tissue box or any small box(cut a small hole)

2. Find items from around the house

3. Mom places an item inside the box while child closes eyes

4. Without looking child reaches inside the box and feels item

5. Guess what it is

6. Repeat as many times as you would like

7. Talk about how the things feel to the touch

• Monday:
• 9:00 am Stroller Strides
• @ Bushmaster Park
• Tuesday:
• 9:00 am Pop Up Stroller Class
• @ Heritage Square
• Wednesday:
• 9:00 am Stroller Strides
• @ Bushmaster Park
• Thursday:
• 10:00am Kids Squared Craft
• @ Heritage Square
• Friday:
• 9:00am Stroller Barre
• 10:00am Play Group -scented play dough
• @ Foxglenn Park
• Saturday:
• 9:00 am Stroller Strides
• @ Bushmaster Park