Spring Awakening Sensory Mix

Welcome the season through play 🌱

This spring-inspired sensory mix is a vibrant blend of textures and soft seasonal colors, designed for open-ended play, scooping, pouring, sorting, and exploring. The mix invites hands-on sensory exploration while supporting fine motor development and imaginative play.

This mix features a light blue dyed rice base with bunny-shaped pasta pieces, chick-shaped pasta accents, pearl couscous, colorful egg-inspired filler pieces, and coordinating spring-themed elements for added contrast, texture, and visual interest.

Each bag includes approximately 3 cups of sensory filler, perfect for sensory bins, tuff trays, small world play, or themed invitations to play.

What’s Included

• 3 cups of Spring Awakening Sensory Mix filler (dyed rice, bunny and chick pasta pieces, pearl couscous, colorful filler materials, and coordinating themed elements)

Materials and Safety Info

This sensory filler is:

• Dyed using food coloring

• Set using vinegar during the dyeing process

Not meant for eating. Adult supervision is recommended, especially for younger children.

Important Notes

✨ Glitter and shimmer:

Some pieces may have a subtle shimmer. Light transfer to hands, tools, or play surfaces may occur during use. This is normal and part of sensory exploration.

🧴 Vinegar:

A vinegar scent may be noticeable when first opening the bag. This comes from the dye setting process and may naturally fade with time and air exposure.

💧 Keep dry:

This filler is designed for dry sensory play only. Adding water may cause colors to bleed or transfer.

Storage and Care

• Store in a dry, sealed container

• Avoid moisture or wet play

• Colors may vary slightly due to the handmade nature of this item

Perfect For

• Spring-themed sensory bins

• Open-ended play

• Fine motor exploration

• Scooping, pouring, and sorting activities

• Small world play

• Home, classroom, or therapy settings

Final Disclaimer

This is a handmade sensory material intended for play. Not recommended for children who still mouth materials without supervision.