Lately, K has been ripping pages out of more books than I care to count, including a few library books. Well, I am tired of taping books back together. I needed to find him an outlet for all of his ripping and tearing needs. My solution was a sensory bin filled with tissue paper just waiting to be destroyed.
To make this sensory bin, I simply grabbed some tissue paper in a variety of colors and tossed it into our bin. I like to save gift bags and tissue paper from gifts that we have received, so I just reused some tissue paper from my collection.
I thought they would love this sensory bin a lot more than they actually did. K lasted approximately five minutes. J lasted about ten seconds, but occasionally came back to check things out. I managed to capture a few pictures in that short period of time though...
J also ran some tissue paper through his toes.
And no sensory bin is complete without a child (or two) sitting (or laying) inside the bin.
J also ran some tissue paper through his toes.
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