Writing in multisensory materials:

1. Salt on a lightbox – from Train Up a Child

2. Painting play dough letters – from Train Up a Child

3. Salt tray writing – from Rainy Day Mum

4. DIY Salt tray and alphabet cards – from This Mumma’s Life

5. Q-tips on a paint bag – from Scribble Doodle and Draw

6. Shaving cream – from Scribble Doodle and Draw

7. Shaving cream on a window – from Putti’s World

8. Writing on a craft canvas – from Make, Take & Teach

9. A stick and some dirt – from The Golden Gleam

10. Inexpensive and DIY sandpaper letters – from Living Montessori Now

11. Stamping letters – from Creative Playhouse

12. Cornflour paste writing – from Blog Me Mom

13. Chocolate sensory salt tray – from Growing a Jeweled Rose

14. Writing in craft sand – from Make, Take & Teach

15. Resistive writing with non-hardening clay, short pencil, and beads – from Pinterest

Writing with multisensory materials:

16. DIY Montessori-inspired sensory letters – from Train Up a Child

17. Toothpicks and upcycled styrofoam trays – from Train Up a Child

18. Building letters with blocks, bodies, shadows, and fabric letters – from Royal Baloo and
Logi Bear Too

19. Vanishing words – from Nurture Store

20. Finger-pen-paint – from Nurture Store

21. Writing with glue and puffy paint – from Make, Take & Teach
22. Building letters with pencils and pipe cleaners – from Nurture Store

23. Building letters with play dough – from Nurture Store

24. Building shapes and letters with Wiki Stix – from Scribble Doodle and Draw

25. Building letters with yarn – from Scribble Doodle and Draw

26. Building shapes and letters with Q-tips – from Putti’s World

27. Building shapes, letters, and pictures with colored craft sticks – from Putti’s World

28. Building shapes and letters with blocks – from Putti’s World

29. Building shapes and letters with crayons – from Putti’s World

30. Sensory letter journal with glue, sprinkles, tea leaves, coffee grounds, dirt, garlic, and
more – from Growing a Jeweled Rose