Farm Animal Feeding Sensory Bin (Free Printable)
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This Farm Animal Feeding Sensory Bin is a fun hands-on activity that kids absolutely love. Children scoop and pour grains while pretending to feed the farm animals, building fine motor skills and imaginative play at the same time.
With the free printable farm animal faces, you can easily turn jars or cups into hungry animals ready to be fed!
This activity is perfect for:
• preschool sensory bins
• farm theme units
• homeschool activities
• classroom centers

If you love hands-on learning activities, be sure to explore our other sensory bins for kids, printable activities, and preschool sensory play ideas. These simple activities help children build fine motor skills, creativity, and early learning concepts through play.
Supplies
- Farm Animal Feeding Printable (download below)
- Mason jars or plastic cups
- Sensory bin or tray
- Corn kernels, oats, beans, or rice
- Scoops or spoons
- Laminator (recommended)
How to Make the Farm Animal Feeding Station
- Print the farm animal printable pages.
- Cut out each animal face.
- Laminate the animals so they can be reused.
- Cut out the mouth openings.
- Place or tape the animal faces over jars or plastic cups.
- Fill your sensory bin with corn, oats, beans, and/or rice.
- Give kids scoops and let them feed the animals!
Kids will love choosing which animal to feed while practicing scooping and pouring.

Download the Printable
Grab the Farm Animal PDF right here
Skills Kids Practice
This activity helps build:
• fine motor skills
• hand-eye coordination
• sensory exploration
• imaginative play
• early STEM skills (scooping, pouring, transferring)
What’s Included in the Printable
The 3-page printable packet includes:
🐑 Sheep
🐷 Pig
🐮 Cow
🐔 Chicken
🐴 Horse
🐓 Rooster
Just print, cut, laminate, and start feeding the animals!
More Sensory Activities Kids Love
If your kids enjoy this activity, they might also like:
• Rainbow Sorting Sensory Bin
• Color Hunt Sensory Bin
• Treasure Hunt Sensory Bin
• Construction Dig Sensory Bin
These simple activities keep kids learning through play.
