Best Fall Sensory Bins Activities for Toddlers

This harvest sensory bin is loaded with fall-themed objects for the little ones to scoop, squeeze, touch, and pour. The supplies could easily be purchased at the Dollar Store.

A water sensory bin is a great way to get those little hands wet! Every kid loves water play, especially my little toddler. Fill your bins with fall-themed fruits, grains, and a few plastic toys to make the perfect "sensory soup".

I personally love this Halloween Sensory Bin because it's loaded with fun colors, holiday-themed supplies, and a variety of different things to feel.

Soft oats, smooth apples, and cinnamon sticks – oh my! This Apple Cinnamon Sensory Bin is what fall is all about. It's almost good enough to eat. But, smelling will do.

Not only will this Nature , Bin get kids outside to play, it will help teach them about all things nature-related in the fall season. After collecting a few items, have children examine the objects by looking, touching, and smelling. They can even listen to the sounds the objects make when running your nails along them.

Begin by having your children build the adorable apple trees using toilet paper roles, foam cutouts, and crafts pom poms. All of these objects are fun to touch and pretty cute to look at!

Using real corn, leaves, cookie cutters, and more – children can incorporate all the elements of fall into their sensory play.

You can use actual supplies that you'd find on a farm in this fall farm sensory bin. With things like peas, hay, and grains – kids will have fun building and playing in this bin.

This bin is loaded with things to get the kids hands dirty. By feeling different textures and enjoying the bright colors, children will experience fall in a way you probably hadn't thought of.

Much like the Cinnamon Apple Sensory bin, kids can use imaginative play this fall!

By combining colorful fall-themed supplies, children can experience natural color combinations, textures, and more!

I am personally obsessed with this Thanksgiving Turkey Sensory Bin! The colors make it fun to look at and will help children develop fine motor skills by keeping the colors separated.

Play how the squirrels play! Create an environment the critters would live in during the fall season.

Combine sensory play with Science in these fall sensory bin activities. Learning and play combined with fall and fun!

By filling the cups, twirling the pipe cleaners, and more, kids can practice patience, counting, and so much more!