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Once you’ve combined all of the ingredients together to make a perfect sensory bottle, it’s time to use the glue! I use a glue gun or Gorilla Super Glue . Keep in mind that you will need to glue your bottle every few months as the glue will wear off. Tonic Water – Make something glow in the dark! Here’s one from Fun at Home with Kids, and she tells you the exact one to make it look clear in light. Hopefully, this will help guide you to choose the perfect materials and ingredients to make the sensory bottle you really want! They are wonderful tools to use at home or in the car, and in the classroom. Plus, they are a great addition to a preschool curriculum. One of the most effective uses for sensory bottles is as a calm-down tool. A sensory bottle, calm down jar or other similar items can offer a valuable focus or distraction to a child while they calm down from an overwhelming emotional experience. Like all sensory play, sensory bottles are a really useful tool for promoting a sense of wonder and encouraging children to use their senses to explore and discover. They can also help with the development of fine motor skills when children are involved in making the bottles, and language and social skills when shared.

This rainbow sensory bottle with water beads from Ryan & Marsha is another way to enjoy them. Of course you could make any pattern of colours you like, but in this case the rainbow effect is really mesmerising, particular when held up to the light. Add some water to the bottle and squeeze in some glue. Shake to mix and then add the gemstones, glitter, sequins, sea shells, etc and a drop or two of blue food colouring if you used clear glue.They can be used in homes, schools, and care homes by users of any age and ability, as they can be used by a range of controllers (ex. our IRiS Talker products). Secure the lid tightly with a dab of glue from the hot glue gun or by wrapping the top with coloured electrical tape. Aside from the sensory element, this engaging science activity is also effective for teaching the concepts of colour (for younger children) and density (for older children). By using different densities, the two colours are able to mix to form a new colour and then separate again. But beyond the science, they are beautiful to look at and simply mesmerising. Set contains four tubes each with a unique mesmerising motion - soothing gravity spinner, fantastic fidget tube, calming glitter tube and a magical reverse hourglass

These unicorn or mermaid-inspired glitter sensory jars from Childhood 101 is so eye-catching! Kids will love the way the colours blend together, creating a really magical focus for them during calm down time. Recycled containers also make wonderful sensory bottles! Sugar Aunts has many wonderful recycled sensory bottles. Here is her math dominoes one. Glitter Glue – Mix this with hot water for a beautiful bottle. I use the kind from the Dollar Store. You May Also Enjoy Awesome Sensory Play Environments For Kids In Ireland Slow Motion Sensory BottlesWater – Almost anything! Just don’t add magnets or anything metallic to this one or else it will rust. Through time I’ve learned that smaller bottles are best for heavy sensory bottles and a bottle that works well for big kids isn’t always what is best for babies and toddlers.