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Rainbow Rice Sensory Bin
A scoop-and-pour rice bin in six bright colours for simple, open-ended sensory play at home.
Screen-free play for ages 2 to 8
Simple creative activities for curious kids ages 2–8.

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A scoop-and-pour rice bin in six bright colours for simple, open-ended sensory play at home.
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Solid plaster dinos take paint beautifully and become toys the moment they dry.
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Bury toy dinos in a salt-dough block and hand over a brush and a spoon.
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Soft, stretchy dough from pantry staples, ready before the kettle boils.
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Dinos trapped in an ice block, freed with warm water, salt and a pipette.
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Sensory bins, supervised first finger painting and posting games are simple options for two-year-olds. Each can be kept brief and adjusted to the child's interest.
Use the activity finder at the top of this page. It asks how long you have and how much mess you can face, and only shows activities that fit both.
Many activities use everyday household or craft materials. Each activity lists what you need and offers alternatives where practical.
Activities are written and edited in-house by the WonderCraft Kids editorial team. Each page lists materials, steps, timings and supervision notes in plain language.