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Some require a little more adult supervision than others, so we have provided ingredients and instructions to get your craft session started! Sensory bubble tubes provide a range of benefits with some of the main sensory benefits of bubble tubes being: They can be used in homes, schools, and care homes by users of any age and ability, as they can be used by a range of controllers (ex. our IRiS Talker products).

Dry Candy – I love this conversation heart bottle from Sunny Day Family and this fall pumpkin one from Modern Preschool. Hair Gel – I used hair gel for my Rainbow Bottle, Two Ingredient Magic Discovery Bottle, and Suspended Ocean Creature Bottle. It helps dry objects “stay put.” I love using liquid ingredients! These are all of the ones that I have used and what they are perfect for. Keep in mind that anything metallic or magnetic will rust if you don’t put it in the proper liquid. The bottle is like your lens. The shape and clarity are important as well as the size and sturdiness.

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TOOB Animal Sets – These are awesome, especially in some hair gel. Plus there are so many varieties of animals to choose from. I used them for my Ocean Creature Discovery Bottle. When the contents settle, seal the lid onto the bottle with super glue or hot glue gun to prevent leakage when shaken. This style of bottle uses acrylic paint and cotton balls, which gives a different look and feel to the final effect – we love it! One of the most effective uses for sensory bottles is as a calm-down tool. A sensory bottle, calm down jar or other similar items can offer a valuable focus or distraction to a child while they calm down from an overwhelming emotional experience.

Pour some baby oil into a jug, then add a few drops of oil-based food colouring. Always use contrasting colours for the best effect. Clear, plastic gemstones (alternatively, you could use clear or coloured glass pebbles or even clean beach sand) An Aquaball water bottle is a perfect alternative to a craft bottle if you are having trouble finding one. It can be easily spotted with it’s blue lid, and it is ball-shaped. Other containers that are perfect for this are ones that once contained food. Peanut butter jars or similar work really well.Aside from the sensory element, this engaging science activity is also effective for teaching the concepts of colour (for younger children) and density (for older children). By using different densities, the two colours are able to mix to form a new colour and then separate again. But beyond the science, they are beautiful to look at and simply mesmerising. Glitter Glue – Mix this with hot water for a beautiful bottle. I use the kind from the Dollar Store.