Sensory Table Set-Up

I have had lots of questions about my sensory table set-up, so I’m going to share about it in this blog post today. We LOVE to use sensory bins, and I find having an area set up specifically for them makes it more manageable in the classroom.. Or at home!

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My Sensory Table Set-Up

This is a quick look at what my current sensory table set-up looks like. We have been working on a dinosaur theme so this is what it looks like set up.

I like to keep my area quite simple for the sensory bin. It usually consists of a table and chairs for students to sit on.. Then I set up activities on there Sometimes I’ll set it up with multiple activities on – like this image.. And sometimes I just set up one sensory bin for students to explore.

I typically use the IKEA FLISAT table, but there are also some alternatives to this if you don’t have an IKEA near you. Below I have linked my favorite sensory table area set ups on my Amazon storefront for you to access.

• USA Peeps CLICK HERE
• UK Peeps CLICK HERE

Sensory Bin Table Ideas

I have listed some other ideas for what you can use for your sensory bin set-ups below. There are also links underneath for you to check out all of my favorite sensory bin fillers.

• Jumbo Tweezers.
• Peg Dolls. I get mine from Little Wooden Peg Town. Use code NIKKI10 for a discount!
• Scoops.
• Measuring Cups.
• Pinch Scoops.
• Sorting Bowls.
• Peg Board.
• Magnet Wands.
• Counters.
• Measuring Jugs.
• Pippetes.
• Science Tubes.
• Scissors.

You can also find my favorite sensory bin fillers here;

• USA Peeps CLICK HERE
• UK Peeps CLICK HERE

I love to use edible fillers for my sensory bins, and I’ve put together a huge list that you can check out here.

Helpful Links

You may find the following links helpful;

• Why Sensory Play is Important
• 50 Edible Sensory Bin Fillers
• Sensory Tips and Activities to Try

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Nikki