Art and sensory play encourages open-ended exploration, allowing even very young children to experiment and use their imagination to interpret different sensations.

Sensory and art play can be calming and soothing, which helps children better manage their emotions and self-regulate. As children interact with the activities, they naturally practice problem-solving approaches to complete the task independently, or with other children.

Our activities engage multiple senses and allow children to build an understanding of spatial relationships, cause and effect, measurement, and shapes. They also involve manipulating objects, which helps refine fine and gross motor skills like grasping, reaching, and coordination. As children explore different textures, sounds, and sights it provides opportunities for children to learn new vocabulary words.​

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