Finger painting! Have your kids explore with finger paints, dip their finger or whole hand in the paint and have them paint whatever they’d like.

Draw something soft, hard, causes pain (i.e. fire, rock) Use this for ideas 

Explore different textures. Find different crafts or object you have around the house and categorize them by their feel. You can trace your child’s hand, cut out 5 hands, and label each hand soft, rough, smooth, fluffy, sharp/spikey (or any other texture your child wants). Find things around the house and place them on the hand that they belong to.

Feeling something different. We are used to boiling an egg and it coming out with a hard shell– but not with these 2 ingredients! Info here (Note: results only show after 2 days – but it’s worth it)

Pom-pom math. Create a math sheet for addition and subtraction (Higher level: multiplication and division Lower level: matching) You can use dice to decide how many pom poms go in each circle. (If you don’t have pom-poms, use some other textured object) The sheet can look something like the picture above.

Take shaving cream and drizzle some washable paint over it. Then have the kids play with it. They can lightly press the shaving cream on a sheet of paper (but not too hard) and then let it dry. It will dry with some texture to it.