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Sensory bin cards: I-spy pictures, tally sheet, bin label

Sensory bin cards — A landscape sheet titled "I SPY" of eight small cards with dotted cut lines, each showing one drawn object to find — a seashell, a plastic dinosaur, a button, a pom-pom, a bead, a toy car, a pinecone, a gem — with an empty checkbox beside it, a drawn tub of rice in the sheet's corner., bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded corners, clean vector

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Reading 1I spy cards
Reading 2Find and tally
Reading 3Bin labels

The sensory bin is a tub of rice or beans with things hidden in it and a card that says what to find. These nine cover picture I-spy cards, a tally sheet and a bin label, each in three themed sets — text bands left blank for a teacher to fill in. Ask for a different theme and the same three pieces carry it.

  • a sensory bin or sensory table setup
  • a preschool fine-motor station
  • an I-spy hunt-and-find activity
  • a laminated bin label set

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
The cards and label print at a clean letter/A4-friendly crop, ready to cut apart and laminate.
Can I get a different bin theme, like ocean or farm?
Yes — the direction field takes any theme, and the same card, tally sheet and label set renders it.
Are the text bands filled in or blank?
The word and count bands print blank so a teacher can write the fill items or item counts by hand.
Do these come with the sensory filler itself?
No — these are the printable cards, sheet and label only; the rice, beans or other filler for the bin is supplied separately.

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