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Lentil Easter Bunny Sensory Bin

April 15, 2025 by Annette Kaminsky Leave a Comment

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Bright pastel pink, turquoise, yellow, green, and purple colors are common in Easter activities and décor, but Easter eggs come in many themes and color combinations. A set of natural, fillable, camouflage eggs inspired this lentil Easter bunny sensory bin.

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Supplies in the Easter Bin

Just the following few supplies were collected for this simple spring sensory bin:

  • storage tub
  • red lentils
  • bunny and carrot treat holders
  • pom pom bunnies
  • fillable camouflage eggs
  • foam Easter beads
  • green bunny-shaped erasers
  • small wooden bunnies
  • spoons

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The Lentil Easter Bunny Sensory Bin

A small, clear storage tub holds the supplies in this bunny-themed bin. This sized tub is ideal for on-the-go sensory activities as it is easy to pack up and transport.

Tiny disc-shaped red lentils (which are actually orange) provide the sensory base. They are packed with color, so no dying ingredients are needed. So easy!

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Large green camouflage fillable eggs, a pink bunny, and an orange carrot allow filling and pouring activities. When closed, they make excellent shakers.

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White rubber pom pom bunnies, green foam Easter beads, green bunny erasers, and small wooden bunnies are fun fillers for the treat holders.

Spoons are always a welcome addition to sensory bins.

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What do you think about this activity?

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Related: Easter Art Activities

Silhouette Bunny Art
Easter Transient Art
Bunny Rolling Pin Art
Dot Marker Easter Bunnies
Chick Headband Craft
Bunny Ombre Art

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© Annette Kaminsky April 15, 2025

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