Sensory Bottles

This is a fun discovery bottle with tiny sea creatures suspended inside.

This sensory bottle uses glitter to shift from one color to another, instead of the traditional color mixing oil and water sensory bottles.

This fun sensory bottle has unicorns, flowers, hearts, and lots of sparkly glitter.

Light adds a whole new dimension of fun and creates many more possibilities for sensory bottles.

Three ways to make a glow-in-the-dark sensory bottle.

This is a creepy-cool sensory bottle that glows in the dark!

This is a very easy to make sensory bottle that glows in the dark!

This is a fun autumn/halloween sensory bottle with jack-o-lantern confetti that falls slowly. It even glows in the dark! I wanted to create this post… Read More »Jack-O-Lantern Glow-in-the-Dark Sensory Bottle

Autumn is a beautiful time of year and it is fun to try to bottle it up with the kids and create our own fall decor. This year I created three autumn leaf sensory bottles, each one a little different than the others.

This is one more fun and easy autumn sensory/discovery bottle with a secret ingredient and a cool surprise!

This autumn sensory bottle is super easy to make and has cute pumpkins and shiny leaves.

This sensory bottle captures the beauty of a peaceful winter day with snow softly falling.

The Swirling Autumn Leaves Sensory Bottle really reminds me of a beautiful autumn day. After shaking the bottle, the leaves swirl for about 5 seconds and take 15-30 seconds to fall to the bottom. The glitter suspends for about 15 minutes.

This sensory bottle comes together very easily and it reminds me of a beautiful summer sky.

This Gentle Rain Sensory Bottle is pretty neat. After I shake it up, the pom pom “clouds” take about 10-15 seconds to float to the top and settle. The chunky glitter “rain” gently falls for about 1.5 minutes. It’s like having my own personal rain cloud!