Bubble Guppies Water Bead Sensory Bin

If you’re looking for a super simple water bead sensory bin, this is the one that you need to pay attention to! Plus, it’s Bubble Guppies themed!

This water bead sensory bin is so much fun, you just mind find yourself playing with it as well!

Being able to make your own sensory bin is pretty cool, but when you get the chance to create a Bubble Guppies Water Bead Sensory Bean? It’s a whole other level.

If you have a Bubble Guppies fan in your house, this needs to be on your radar. Not only is it super simple to play but it’s also a great sensory activity for kids as well. And if you’ve never felt water beads before then you’re in for a real treat!

Bubble Guppies Water Bead Sensory Bin

I’ve been making water bead sensory beads for a while now and I still am amazed by the feel of them. They’re a little bit slimy (but not in a gross way) and a little bit hard and somehow, they’re 100% awesome every single time.

The cool part about this water bead sensory bin is that it’s crazy simple to make. From start to finish, you’re literally looking at just a few minutes before your little ones will be exploring and using all their senses and imagination.

What you need to make this water bead sensory bin

clear water beads

fake plants

Bubble Guppies character toys

fish tank decor

How to make this water bead sensory bin

Grow the clear water beads according to the package instructions. These take a minimum of 4 hours or so to grow, so play accordingly. Children love to watch as transform!

To the water beads, add the Bubble Guppies characters and some fish take plants and decor!

That’s it! Kids will love to play in this one over and over again.

Do water beads dry out?

Water beads will dry out if left out for a period of time. But the good news is that you can soak them in wate and they’ll bounce back pretty quickly. Just another reason why they rock so much.

Are water beads reusable?

They are! If you find that you’re doing using them for a while, let them dry out, store them in a sealed container and just rehydrate them when you plan on using them again!