Students will love getting to bring Easter to life this spring by creating some of these discovery bottles with you! And not to mention all of the wonderful learning opportunities hidden within a simple sensory bottle.

Posting the photo, Home Bargains wrote: “We don't make the rules - drinks taste egg-xtra delicious when they're in a cute bottle. Only 69p each, who could resist these Easter Bunny Milk Bottles with straws?! Bag yours in stores”. You read that right! Easter sensory bottles may seem like just fun and games, but they’re also great learning tools! Here are just a few ways children can learn with sensory bottles: And that’s just to name a few. The opportunities for learning and engagement are really endless! Easter Sensory Bottle Materials cardboard box with recyclable paper shred: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/chocolate-fudge-easter-cakes. Some kids are really intrigued by things that make interesting sounds, while others are more interested in the way things look. The Easter egg sensory bottles have you covered with ideas for both!Next up, the cleanfluencer showed off a green faux-grass rabbit decoration, some bunny-themed treat jars and a glass milk bottle with straw.

While she told followers she'd only popped in for some useful house stuff, she added that she couldn't resist adding the themed goodies to her basket too. With the find the bunny rice sensory bottle, kids will not only get to search for the hidden bunny, but they can also use it as a shaker as the bunny “hops” throughout the bottle!Sophie said: 'When you pop into home bargains for some scented bin liners and come out with all your spring and Easter supplies 😟😂 ATB! Or better yet, ask your students what should be used to create an Easter sensory bottle. This can be a great way to spark conversation in the classroom and you might be surprised with just how creative they get! Other items Sophie highlighted included a craft platter, an Easter hat craft kit and a 'decorate your own Easter eggs' kit. The cleanfluencer shared a reel to her Insta which saw her shopping in Home Bargains and ending up with Easter-themed goodies. Sophie Hinchcliffe's – aka Mrs Hinch – latest home haul includes a wealth of spring and Easter goodies and, let's face it, it's right up our street.

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