Apple Clean Mud Fall Sensory Play for Kids

If you know me then you probably knew it was only a matter of time before we made Apple Scented Clean Mud.  Clean Mud is easy and cheap to make and a lot of fun to play with.  I made the kids a batch of apple berry scented clean mud in red, yellow, and green.  They could not wait to start playing.  The scent was amazing. 

What I used:

Apple berry dish soap(wash up soap)

finger paint( red, green, and yellow)

apple erasers

gold sequins

toilet paper

We made it just like our Red, White, and Blue Clean Mud~ NO Ivory Soap Recipe.

I got out out our tray from our Lets Dish play dishes from B Toys. I filled it with apple clean mud.  Added some more play dishes and the apple erasers.  To top it off I added the sequins. 

Now it was time to play.  This is a great hands on activity for the kids.  A little messy but not bad.

My 3yr wanted to start by gathering all the sequins in a cup.  My 1.5yr went straight in with his hands to test it out.  It has a squishy texture he was not sure of.

This is a great opened ended activity.  I gave them the tray and the kids took over.  They played as they wanted.  I do stay with them to supervise but I do not tell them what to do.  They play as they see fit.

 My 5.5yr came a check it out for a few minutes.  He was eager to get into another sensory play activity he found in the freezer, lol. We do not keep food on hand but we do have sensory play items in the freezer. 

 If you are not familiar with clean mud see more posts here:

Rainbow Clean Mud

Pumpkin Spice Clean Mud- Fall Sensory Table

More Fall posts you do not want to miss:

Apple Volcanoes Science for Kids

How To Make Apple Scented Soda Dough

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