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I love Pinterest and I also love sensory activities for kids. So I thought, why not combine my love of Pinterest and sensory and find the most amazing Pinterest boards for sensory activity ideas.
Sensory activities just aren't for children with sensory processing disorders or avoiding and seeking behaviors. ALL children can benefit from sensory activities. So even if your child does not have any sensory processing problems, keep reading.
If you want to learn more about sensory processing, our new book, Sensory Processing Explained: A Handbook for Parents and Educators is a great resource to get specific answers and activity ideas for your home, classroom, or to share with parents, clients, and teachers in your therapy practice! 
Below you will find boards for general sensory activities, information on sensory processing, sensory bins, scented play dough, and themed sensory activities. Each is divided into their own section, so scroll down to the sections you want and follow as many boards as you want by clicking the links or board provided.
Amazing Pinterest Boards for Sensory Activity Ideas
First up is my very own Sensory Play Fun board. With over 1900+ pins on this board alone, you will find tons of ideas for kids of all ages.
Angela at Teaching Mama
Dayna of Lemon Lime Adventures
Terri of Creative Family Fun.
Tonya of Therapy Fun Zone.
Danya of Danya Banya.
Rachael of Nothing If Not Intentional.
Devany of Still Playing School.
Jennifer of The Sensory Spectrum.
Selena at Look! We're Learning.
Kimberly at Natural Beach Living.
Amanda at Artsy Momma.
Dyan at And Next Comes L.
Christina at Simple Fun for Kids.
Shaunna at Fantastic Fun and Learning.
Anna at In the Playroom.
Nicolette at Powerful Mothering.
Christie at Mama OT.
Nichole at You Clever Monkey.
Sarah at Stay at Home Educator.
Cassie at 3 Dinosaurs.
Laura at Play Dr. Mom.
Carla at Preschool Powol Packets.
Ciara at Our Little House in the Country.
Deb at Living Montessori Now.
Anne at Left Brain Craft Brain.
Melissa at Fireflies and Mud Pies.
Laura of Laly Mom.
Sara of Little Bins for Little Hands
Information on Sensory Processing
My Sensory Processing Explained Board has lots of information on the sensory systems and sensory strategies.
And if you are looking for classroom-specific strategies, my Sensory Processing in the Classroom board is a great start.
Colleen at The OT Toolbox
Jennifer of The Sensory Spectrum.
Julie at My Mundane and And Miraculous Life.
Dayna of Lemon Lime Adventures.
Boards for Sensory Bin Ideas
Are you looking specifically for sensory bin ideas? Check out these amazing boards.
Sharla from The Chaos And The Clutter
Dollie from Teachers of Good Things.
Vicki from The Vicki Arnold Blog.
Sara at Happy Brown House.
Becky at This Reading Mama.
Jodie at Growing Book by Book.
Homemade Play Dough Boards
I love making homemade play dough, it is an excellent way to include fine motor and sensory activities together.
My Playdough Recipes and Activities board.
Sara of Happy Brown House.
Dayna of Lemon Lime Adventures
Terri from Creative Family Fun.
Themed Boards for Sensory Activity Ideas
If certain ages, holidays or seasons are your preference, I've got you covered there too.
My board of Sensory And Discovery Bottles.
Darla of The Preschool Toolbox.
Ciara at Our Little House in the Country.
Ciara at Little House in the Country.
Laura of Laly Mom.
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Ciara @Our Little House in the Country says
Thanks so much for including our boards Heather! This is a really fantastic collection of sensory boards xxx
Nichole {youclevermonkey} says
What an amazing resource you have created! Thanks for including me – we love sensory play! Sharing 🙂
Selena @ Look! We're Learning! says
Thanks for including our Sensory Play board!
Margaret@YTherapySource says
Great list. One I would add to the sensory bin ideas is Little Bins for Little Hands – http://www.pinterest.com/gmptfitness/little-bins-for-little-hands-blog/. She has soooooooo many ideas on her blog. Worth a look!
Heather Greutman says
Thanks for the suggestion Margaret. I went and found her sensory play ideas board and added it.