Sensory Play Labs Schools

Sensory Play Labs in the Classroom

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Pre-KKindergartenINFANT/TODDLER 4 Months-3 YearsMixed GroupsElementary School
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Play Labs is passionate about getting more sensory play into the classroom and has been able to tailor cost to most school requests. Providing budget information allows us to find the most fun options in range. (Pricing is based on number of students, age ranges, duration of play, type of play and staffing. For smaller budgets, we recommend teaming up with 1-2 other classes for 30 minute visits for each.
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What to Expect
Two ways for your group to play.

Choose group play or individual activities.
Group Play: (Both indoor and outdoor options.) Students participate in small groups to explore sensory activities.

1. A teacher led activitiy with new elements added to build expand the play.

2. Child-led. Small groups rotate through multiple pre-set activity stations.

Each activitiy features different themes, messy materials, tools, creative play parts and themes. Foundational STEM elements for older students available.
(Group play can accomadate up to 30 students or be tailored to smaller groups. 45-60 minute duration.)

Individual and Paired Play: Each student or pair of students will be set up with their very own bin and "lab" to explore 1-2 activities. (30-60 minute options.)
Activities and Sensory Stations

Sense-stimulating labs for students to scoop, squish, mix, fizz, mash, measure, explore and more.
These are examples of classroom favorites. Activities can be tailored to your curriculum or occasion.

Dry Sensory Bins: A mix of unique, colorful, tactile materials like rice, beans, dry pasta, grains, beads, acrylic gems and more, hand-colored and paired with a theme. Includes: Sensory and science tools, funnels, containers, bins and other add-ins for both creative and scientific exploration. Favorites: Outer Space Bean Bin, Holiday Themes, Ocean Rice, Messy Town.Water Play Stations: Potions, Color Mixing and Disappearing Water to explore.Reaction Stations: Activities that introduce simple scientific concepts and tools. Fizzy Labs with citric acid/baking soda like our Fizzy Bear Rescue or Fizzy Sand Frog Pond Flubber Slime Making, Magic Milk Color Explosions, Frog Hunts and Basil Seed Grow and Swirl.Flubber Slime Station and Lab: Sensory Play Labs unique slime (pre-made) is sure to spark curiosity and excitement. Our slime doesn't stick to hands, doesn't use glue, is made in big 5 pound batches and is unlike anything students have seen before. Perfect for making giant slime bubbles, learning about movement and is definitely sense stimulating.Edible Activities: Activities that use fully edible (and mouthing friendly for infant ages) materials like our Squishy “Jelly” Dig, Rainbow Spaghetti, Sticky Dough and Boba Bubbles.“Imaginary Play” Labs: Construction Town, Messy Town, Squirt Painting, Bubble Foam, Spaghetti Faces, Ice Cream Dough.Choose Slime Lab and each student will make their own GIANT bowl of flubber slime. Each student visits the materials table to choose from over 15 unique sensory mix-ins. Then we turn it into a rubbery, flubbery, slime. Students love to dump their masterpiece onto the table and since this slime isn’t sticky or leave any residue, everyone loves it! We explore with sensory tools. Students can take it home with provided leak proof containers (or not!) It turns to liquid after a few days.

Fun that supports students.
Big fun, big benefits.
Goal: Activities aim to spark curiosity, encourage creativity and self-expression, utilize skills they already have, offer a fun space to try out new ones (without having to stop play when there are messy results), learn about cause/effect, be introduced to foundational science principles, promote reasoning and problem solving skills, extend attention spans, emotional regulation skill building by identifying sensations in the body, expanding a student's "sense library" to support better eating and of course, activities are desgned to be a lot of fun!
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Two ways for your group to play.

Activities and Sensory Stations

Big fun, big benefits.