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✨ Spooky season meets Montessori learning — and your toddler’s going to LOVE this one
Here’s what you’ll need 👇
🖤 A sensory tray
🖤 Black beans as the base
🦴 Pretend bones, skull erasers & pumpkins
👀 Googly eyes for a fun surprise
🥣 Wooden bowls + tweezers for sorting
Invite your toddler or preschooler to use the tweezers to sort each spooky object into the right bowl.
💡 Montessori moms and teachers — this isn’t just Halloween fun.
It’s a fine motor workout in disguise!
✔ Strengthens finger control & hand-eye coordination
✔ Builds focus + patience
✔ Encourages sorting, classification, and independence
✔ Keeps play calm, focused, and sensory-rich
🎃 The best part? It’s a 5-minute setup that turns your homeschool shelf into a spooky sensory wonderland.
👉 Save this for your next Halloween sensory shelf 🔖
💬 Which would your child grab first — skulls or googly eyes? Tell me below 👇
👉 Follow for daily Montessori-inspired sensory play + practical life ideas.

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