Bring sensory play to life with our vibrant Coloured Sensory Rice. Carefully coloured in a range of bright shades, this versatile sensory base is perfect for creating engaging sensory bins, messy play activities and endless opportunities for hands-on exploration.
Children can scoop, pour, fill, sort, count and search through the rice, making it an easy and exciting addition to everyday play. Hide little treasures for children to discover, add cups and scoops for filling and pouring, practise colour sorting and counting, or combine it with toys and loose parts to create imaginative small world scenes.
Learning through sensory play
Playing with coloured sensory rice provides plenty of opportunities for children to learn and develop while having fun.
Scooping, pouring, transferring and picking up small objects helps strengthen fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Sorting different colours, filling containers and counting objects can also introduce colour recognition, early maths concepts, problem-solving and spatial awareness.
The tactile nature of sensory rice encourages children to explore through touch while supporting concentration, creativity and independent play.
Perfect for
- Sensory bins and trays
- Messy play activities
- Scooping and pouring
- Filling and transferring activities
- Colour sorting
- Counting and early maths activities
- Treasure hunts and discovery play
- Small world and imaginative play
- Classroom and homeschooling activities
- Therapy and sensory activities
Features
- Bright, vibrant colours
- Perfect for sensory bins and messy play
- Encourages creativity and imaginative play
- Supports fine motor development
- Helps develop hand-eye coordination
- Great for scooping, pouring, sorting and counting
- Encourages sensory exploration and independent play
- Ideal for home, classrooms and therapy settings
- Available in a variety of colours and pack sizes
- Suitable for children aged 3+
Important information
This product is intended for sensory and craft play only and is not suitable for eating.
Adult supervision is recommended at all times, especially for younger children.
