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nanglgrl 08:34 PM 10-01-2012
a nice wooden sand and water table that won't cost me an arm and a leg and ideas for things to include for 2 and 3 year olds in my science/sensory center. The sand/water table needs two bins.
I know I could make a sand and water table but I don't want to.
Here is a picture of where it would go:
I know I could make a sand and water table but I don't want to.
Here is a picture of where it would go:
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Happy Hearts 09:07 PM 10-01-2012
Find an old coffee table and cut two holes in the top just enough to fit two plastic bins. Slide the bins down into the holes; the egdes of the bins should fit over the top (much like a sink on a countertop) to hold them in place.
here's a picture from Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table
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[IMG]Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table[/IMG]
here's a picture from Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table
water table.jpg
[IMG]Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table[/IMG]
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Lianne 04:33 AM 10-02-2012
You can also make a frame out of PVC pipe and insert a bucket.
lovemykidstoo 04:42 AM 10-02-2012
Originally Posted by Sparrow:
Find an old coffee table and cut two holes in the top just enough to fit two plastic bins. Slide the bins down into the holes; the egdes of the bins should fit over the top (much like a sink on a countertop) to hold them in place.
here's a picture from Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table
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[IMG]Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table[/IMG]
That is a great idea!Find an old coffee table and cut two holes in the top just enough to fit two plastic bins. Slide the bins down into the holes; the egdes of the bins should fit over the top (much like a sink on a countertop) to hold them in place.
here's a picture from Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table
Attachment 1217
[IMG]Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table[/IMG]
Willow 07:39 AM 10-02-2012
Originally Posted by Sparrow:
Find an old coffee table and cut two holes in the top just enough to fit two plastic bins. Slide the bins down into the holes; the egdes of the bins should fit over the top (much like a sink on a countertop) to hold them in place.
here's a picture from Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table
Attachment 1217
[IMG]Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table[/IMG]
Find an old coffee table and cut two holes in the top just enough to fit two plastic bins. Slide the bins down into the holes; the egdes of the bins should fit over the top (much like a sink on a countertop) to hold them in place.
here's a picture from Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table
Attachment 1217
[IMG]Mama Of Many Blessings: DIY Sensory Table[/IMG]
I love this idea!!!