DIY Sensory/Squishy Bags To Practice Writing Letters Part 2

DIY sensory/squishy bags that your child or student can use to help practice their writing or letters. These squishy bags are easy to make and require very little ingredients. I use school glue and acrylic paint. Make this DIY squishy/sensory bags to help your child or student get hands-on practice.
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[@EverydayDeanda]

This is so easy! Thanks for sharing Jeremy. I’m going to make this for my preschooler.

[@JeremyMichelbook]

Awesome! Let me know how it works. 😊

[@sandecraftshappyhalloween9994]

Thank you for sharing this! I really like it!

[@abbyb2044]

I’m going to try it.

[@patriciacorcoran8532]

Lol. I love your awesome quirkiness. 😍

[@JeremyMichelbook]

Aww! Thank you! 😊

[@abbyb2044]

He’s so funny and I want to try this but I don’t have any good acrylic paint or hair gel is ther anything else I could use instead of those?

[@KatieCottingham]

Technically, any cheap lotion could work too. The goal is something that will move well.

[@abbyb2044]

Nevermind. I can use food coloring

[@mcc8041]

Another tip is to put a piece of white paper under baggie. You can see it better when they are writing on the bag.

[@XwickedXtwistX]

How long does it typically last??

[@mcc8041]

@@XwickedXtwistX they have a good shelf life:)

[@XwickedXtwistX]

@@mcc8041 cool thanks!! I was worried it wouldn't last very long

[@mcc8041]

@@XwickedXtwistX even so it's very inexpensive to replace!

[@XwickedXtwistX]

Oh i have tons of glue!!