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Mother’s Day Sensory Crafts

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to show our appreciation to the wonderful women who play such an essential role in our lives. We’ve curated a list of Mother’s Day sensory crafts that are not only enjoyable and easy to create, but also delightfully personal. These thoughtfully selected activities are designed to engage the senses in a gentle, soothing manner, ensuring a fun crafting experience for everyone involved. So, let’s dive in and explore these creative and sensory-friendly ways to express our love this Mother’s Day!

Recycled Paper Hearts
Mother's Day Sensory Crafts
No Time for Flash Cards

This is a great opportunity to use all of the scrap paper around the house.

Build new vocabulary: Heart, paper, bowl, and blender.

 

Mother’s Day Tea Centerpieces
Mother's Day Sensory Crafts
No Time for Flashcards

This easy Mother’s Day craft idea came from a big old stack of little Play-Doh containers.

Build new vocabulary: Play-Doh, container, flower.

 

Spring Flower Suncatchers
Mother's Day Sensory Crafts
No Time for Flashcards

This art develops fine motor skills which will make things like cutting and writing less challenging for your little artist.

Build new vocabulary: flower, paper, and scissors.

 

We hope you have fun making these Mother’s Day sensory crafts. We would love to share more information about Bierman with you. Reach out to us at 800-931-8113 or email start@biermanautism.com.

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