Peppa Pig Sensory Bin
Where are my Peppa Pig fans? This Peppa Pig Sensory Bin is creative and fun right at home! Easy sensory ideas like this mean that the kids will have hours of fine motor skills play and learning that you created!
This easy DIY activity takes just a few minutes and a handful of simple supplies. The kids will love having this in the house to play with!

Sensory bins and bottles are very similar, but bins have more space, which allows for more creativity and play!
How are sensory bottles and sensory bins different?
Sensory bottles are compact, sealed containers filled with items youngsters can swirl, shake, or observe. They are excellent for calming overstimulated children and promoting focus, as the visual movement inside the bottle offers a soothing, meditative experience.
On the other hand, sensory bins are open containers filled with various materials—like rice, beans, or small toys—that children can touch, sort, and manipulate. While sensory bins encourage hands-on, tactile exploration and imaginative play, sensory bottles are more limited to visual and auditory stimulation.
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How do I store a sensory bin once the kids are done playing with it for the day?
Properly storing a sensory bin after playtime can save you time and keep the materials fresh for future use. Make sure all components are clean and dry. Store the materials in a sturdy, airtight container to prevent spills and keep them dust-free.
Label the container with the type of sensory bin (e.g., “Peppa Pig”) for easy access later. If the materials are not reusable, dispose of them and wash any tools or toys included in the bin before putting them away.
Designate a specific shelf or storage space for your sensory bins to keep them organized and ready to inspire the next round of imaginative play.
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What are the benefits of sensory play for kids?
Sensory play offers many benefits for children, supporting their physical, cognitive, and emotional development.
Engaging activities that stimulate the senses—such as touching, smelling, hearing, and seeing—help strengthen neural pathways in the brain, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Sensory play improves fine motor skills as children manipulate objects, like molding clay or pouring sand, enhancing hand-eye coordination.
On an emotional level, it provides a calming experience, helping kids regulate their emotions and reduce anxiety. Most importantly, sensory play encourages creativity and curiosity, allowing children to explore the world around them in new and imaginative ways.

More Sensory Ideas for Kids
Sensory activities, such as squishy textures, vibrant colors, or soothing sounds, encourage curiosity and joy.
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Peppa Pig Sensory Bin
Equipment
- Small lids
- Shallow containers
- Sensory tweezers
Materials
- Dried green split peas
- Colorful pom-poms
- Peppa pig toys
- Taste-safe cocoa powder
- Water
Instructions
- Add the dried split bins to the base of a clear container.
- Mix the taste-safe cocoa powder and the water in the lid.
- Put in the rest of the materials and let the kids have fun!