Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Alphabet Sensory Play

Welcome to the vibrant and playful world of Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Alphabet Sensory Play! Inspired by the beloved children’s book, this activity combines the joy of storytelling with hands-on sensory exploration to create an engaging learning experience.

Alphabet Sensory Bin

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Sensory Play

This Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Activity is perfect for preschoolers and early learners, this sensory play activity helps reinforce letter recognition, fine motor skills, and cognitive development in a fun and interactive way. Kids can recreate the exciting adventure of the alphabet climbing up the coconut tree using colorful materials like foam letters, sand, and palm tree props.

Let’s dive into this delightful sensory play and watch your little ones discover the magic of letters through touch, sight, and imagination!

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It’s springtime here. Guess what that means? Rain, Rain, and more Rain. At least that is what it felt like this past week. So I decided to bring a little sunshine into our house and make it a fun learning day. One of our favorite books right now is Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. So while the kids were asleep, I set up a sensory bin and alphabet activity for the whole family to enjoy.

It was easy to set up; you only need a few things. First is the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom, a container for sensory play (a $7 container from Walmart), play sand, a coconut, a few sand toys, a palm tree, and letters. 

These items can be purchased at the dollar store, Walmart, or Amazon.

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Sensory Bin

I wanted to cheer the house up from the gloominess, so I went all out. I brought in beach chairs, laid out a huge beach blanket, and hung a cute Tiki sign under our fabulous Elves and Angels Playstands. I didn’t stop there… We got into our bathing suits for the day. It was awesome!

I love incorporating great books into our play. The kids seem to enjoy the fun and the learning. They sang the alphabet song and talked about the letters and sounds. The rain didn’t stop us. We must have read the book at least 10 times that day.

It is so lovely to watch the children play, and the fact that they are learning so many great lessons, too, makes Mommy happy.

Are you incorporating sensory play into your day? I’d love to hear about it. For other sensory play ideas, follow my Sensory Board on Pinterest. You will find hundreds of great ideas.

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