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Try making a stick and stone skeleton sensory board this Halloween! This makes the perfect not-so spooky piece of wall art that children can touch and learn all about human bones. This is perfect for tactile learners who prefer learning through touch and tend to retain information better when some type of physical activity is involved. 
Here is a great stone activity for kids! This is the perfect spring game for kids and makes a great extension activity for The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Kids will enjoy searching for the correct stones while learning new nature vocabulary words, strengthening fine motor skills, and comparing different stone sizes and shapes.    
Here is a unique, free, and beautiful sensory writing tray filler to try this winter! Children will love cutting and tearing the pine needles for this activity! Once its ready, children can practice writing their letters and other prewriting strokes in the fragrant pine needles. This is the perfect way to work on fine motor skills this holiday season!

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