50 Edible Sensory Bin Fillers

These 50 edible sensory bin fillers are going to make your life so much easier! If you have students like me who love to try and eat everything.. Then I know you’ll have worried about sensory bins. Especially when so many great sensory bin fillers are non-edible. And trying to figure out edible options without notice can be really hard work!

So I’ve put together this list of 50 edible sensory bin fillers for you to save and refer to as needed.

Disclaimer: Remember to check with students’ families for any dietary requirements and/or allergies before introducing foods.

  1. Cheerios cereal
  2. Goldfish crackers
  3. Fruit snacks
  4. Pretzel sticks
  5. Popcorn kernels
  6. Gummy bears
  7. Mini marshmallows
  8. Chocolate chips
  9. M&Ms
  10. Jelly beans
  11. Sour Patch Kids
  12. Skittles
  13. Animal crackers
  14. Trail mix
  15. Dried fruit
  16. Nuts
  17. Rice cakes
  18. Puffed rice cereal
  19. Graham crackers
  20. Teddy Grahams
  21. Raisins
  22. Licorice
  23. Chocolate-covered pretzels
  24. Fruit loops cereal
  25. Teddy bear-shaped cookies
  26. Pop Rocks candy
  27. Swedish Fish
  28. Chocolate-covered almonds
  29. Dried cranberries
  30. Chex cereal
  31. Cheerios with freeze-dried fruit
  32. Chocolate-covered raisins
  33. Yogurt-covered pretzels
  34. Dried banana chips
  35. Honeycomb cereal
  36. Froot Loops with marshmallows
  37. Gummy worms
  38. Cinnamon toast cereal
  39. Chocolate-covered peanuts
  40. Candy-coated sunflower seeds
  41. Dried apple slices
  42. Honey nut cheerios
  43. Chocolate-covered cherries
  44. Mini graham cracker cookies
  45. Chocolate-covered espresso beans
  46. Fruity Pebbles cereal
  47. Chocolate-covered blueberries
  48. Peanut butter-filled pretzels
  49. Caramel popcorn
  50. Dried mango slices

Ways to Use

There are lots of different ways that you can use edibles in sensory bins;

  • Grate items.
  • Smash them up.
  • Blend into powder.
  • Liquids.
  • Freeze liquids into ice (yogurt).
  • Melt solids into liquids (chocolate).
  • Mix together; rice krispies and chocolate.

What are some edible sensory bin fillers that you have used? Leave a comment below to share with others!

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Thanks,

Nikki

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50 Edible Sensory Bin Fillers

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