Googly Eye Sensory Bag Activity

My kids are very hands-on, get dirty, messy the whole nine yards – type learners. Yours too? Awesome! We set up this Googly Eye Sensory Bag Activity the other day and it went over really well. Of course, when we did these sensory bags it made my kids want to do more crafts so we also did Monster Eye Play-Doh since we had the eyes out already.

Sometimes I swear the messier the craft the happier they are. I am not the only one here whose kids are like this right? We have previously discovered how to color rice for sensory bins, sensory bottles, and just random play. We have a small bucket in the closet and my kids pull it out at random and run their cars through it. Best part- it vacuums right up!

Googly Eye Sensory Bag Activity

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What You Need

Snack-Sized Ziplock Baggies

Super Glue

Googly Eyes – this activity we used the lash version of eyes but you can use any kind.

Hair Gel

How to make a Googly Eye Sensory Bag

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Take several snack-sized ziplock baggies and fill them up with the Hair Gel.

Once your baggies are filled, take a handful of googly eyes and place them in the baggies. You can even have your kiddo sort the eyes by size and then place them in the bags based on eye size.

Close the baggies nice and tight.

Once you are sure the baggies are closed, take your super glue and glue the baggies shut to avoid your kiddo opening the baggie and making a mess.

After the super glue has dried, let your kiddo play the day away!

Googly Eye Sensory Activity

Course: Kids Craft

Cuisine: Craft

Keyword: Sensory Bag

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What You Need

• Snack Bags
• Super Glue
• Googly Eyes
• Hair Gel

Directions

1. Take several snack-sized ziplock baggies and fill them up with the Hair Gel.
2. Once your baggies are filled, take a handful of eyelash googly eyes and place them in the baggies. You can even have your kiddo sort the eyes by size and then place them in the bags based on eye size.
3. Close the baggies nice and tight.
4. Once you are sure the baggies are closed, take your super glue and glue the baggies shut to avoid your kiddo opening the baggie and making a mess.
5. After the super glue has dried, let your kiddo play the day away!

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