Kid Friendly Pumpkin Guts – Sensory Bin Idea For Halloween
Hi friends! I’m so glad you landed on today’s Pumpkin Guts Sensory Bin Idea!
On that note – are you ready for Halloween? We are gearing up for a ‘spook-tacular’ month at Glued To My Crafts and I hope you are as excited as I am! My calendar is filled with tons of Halloween crafts so be sure to check back in the coming days!
But as for today – we are kick-starting the theme off with this EASY Pumpkin Guts Sensory Play. Sensory bins are my favorite thing to pull together lately for my son. And since it’s a little early to be carving pumpkins – this is a great alternative to the traditional Halloween activity. {plus in my opinion more fun!}
The supplies are inexpensive {we are talking less than a few dollars} and if you know how to boil water – you are well on your way to pulling it together!
So friends – you can find all the details for this pumpkin guts activity below! Don’t forget to share a picture of your child playing with it, on our Facebook wall! I wanna see how much they enjoy it! #gluedtomycrafts
PAIR YOUR SENSORY BIN PUMPKIN GUTS WITH —-> Apple Pie Themed Sensory Bin For Fall Celebrations!
Pumpkin Guts Sensory Bin Craft Supplies:
* Cooked Spaghetti Noodles
* Dry Pumpkin Seeds
* Oil {olive oil or vegetable oil}
* Plastic Pumpkin
Directions:
* First cook your noodles as you normally would. Drain.
* Run hot noodles under cold water for a few minutes, to cool them down. Drain.
* Add 1-2 tbsp of oil to the noodle mixture. Mix until noodles are well coated and not sticking together.
* Throw some pumpkin seeds into the noodle mix and transfer the mixture to your plastic pumpkin.
* Now grab some tongs and let your child play with their “pumpkin guts” in the plastic pumpkin.
* Discard when done playing.
KEEP THE HALLOWEEN FUN GOING WITH OUR —> Spookley The Pumpkin Canvas Craft Idea
Here are some other fun sensory bin ideasfrom Glued To My Crafts: #gluedtomycrafts
Fall Harvest Sensory Bin
Homemade Ocean Sensory Play – Bin Idea For Toddlers
Dinosaur Sensory Bin
Scented St. Patty’s Day Sensory Bin Idea
Pirate Treasure Hunt {Sensory Bin Idea}
Pretend Carrot Garden – Sensory Bin Idea For Easter
Valentine Scented Sensory Bin Idea For Preschoolers
Valerie Villagran says
My kids love this craft. I actually used yarn for my guts. I cannot get myself to use food in my class it’s a personal thing, although I did give in and use the seeds which is a big thing for me, lol. My friend used rubber strings in hers the kids loved it and it stayed out till Thanksgiving. Just love your ideas.