Halloween Spider Sensory Bin for Kids

In this blog post I’m sharing my Halloween spider sensory bin for kids. We have LOVED using this one and I know it’s going to be a huge hit with your students too! You’ll find a list of materials, instructions and photos in this blog post to help you re-create this activity with your students too.

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Materials Needed

• Sensory Tray.
• Jumbo Tweezers.
• Halloween Erasers.
• Colored Rice.
• Spiders.
• Spiderweb.

Follow the instructions in this blog post to dye your own rice. I have included a clickable shopping list with my favorite items for this resource at the bottom of this blog post underneath the instructions.

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Instructions

• Pour rice into your sensory bin. I like to use a mixture of purple, orange, green and black for my sensory bases. Follow the instructions in this blog post to dye your own rice.
• Add the mini erasers on top of the rice.

• Next, pull your spiderweb across the sensory bin and pull it tight. Spread the cobweb out a bit.
• I use scissors to make little snips inside the cobweb so that there are holes for students to go through.

• Place spiders on top of the spider web.

• Provide students with jumbo tweezers.
• Students need to use their tweezers to thread through the spiderweb to try and rescue the Halloween erasers.

Shopping List – USA

• Sensory Tray.
• Jumbo Tweezers.
• Halloween Erasers.
• Rice.
• Food coloring.
• Vinegar.
• Spiders and spiderweb.

Shopping List – UK

• Sensory Tray.
• Jumbo Tweezers.
• Halloween Erasers.
• Rice.
• Food colouring.
• Vinegar.
• Spiders and spiderweb.

Helpful Links

You may also be interested in;

• Halloween Classroom Crime Scene
• My Top 10 Halloween Picture Books
• Halloween Cooking and Crafts
• 5 Frankenstein Crafts for Kids
• Free Teacher Halloween Costume Writing Prompt
• Halloween Task Boxes

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Nikki