Featuring our $5 Campsite Sensory Table Printable Pack
If your little one is just beginning their alphabet journey, the letter B is a great place to start — especially when it involves cuddly bears and cozy camping vibes. This week’s theme is “B is for Bear”, and we’re pairing it with our Campsite Printable Pack, designed especially for sensory play and perfect for decorating your IKEA Flisat table.
Whether you’re homeschooling, teaching preschool, or just trying to keep your toddler engaged, this activity blends fun + learning in the most hands-on way.
🛒 What’s in the $5 Campsite Printable Pack
Our Campsite Sensory Table Decor Pack is just $5 and includes:
A camping-themed banner, awning, mini flag, and play signs (like “Bear Crossing” and “Camp Bear Tracks”)
2–3 themed worksheets (letter B tracing, bear matching, and campsite vocabulary)
Designed in soft, neutral pastels for a calm, inviting look
Fits perfectly in the IKEA Flisat table (or any sensory bin setup!)
👉 Shop the “Campsite Printable Pack” – $5
🧰 Materials You’ll Need
Campsite Printable Pack from the shop
IKEA Flisat table or any plastic sensory bin
Sensory base: brown rice, oats, kinetic sand, or rocks
Small bear figurines, tents, or logs (try Dollar Tree or toy animals)
Scoops, tweezers, or mini shovels
Optional: foam letter B or puzzle pieces
🧺 How to Set Up Your Bear Sensory Bin
Start by decorating your Flisat table with the printable banner, awning, flags, and bear signs.
Fill your bins with a woodland-inspired sensory base (think dry oats for dirt or kinetic sand for the forest floor).
Add in bear figurines, trees, rocks, and mini camping gear.
Place your worksheets off to the side or laminate them and add to the bin for tracing + matching practice.
Let your child explore, scoop, find bears, and pretend they’re deep in the forest on an alphabet adventure.
This setup makes a great “Bear Cave,” “Hibernation Station,” or “Campground Play Tray.”
🎯 Learning Objectives by Age Group
6–12 mo: Texture and visual exploration
1–2 yrs: Grasping, dumping, basic animal sounds
2–3 yrs: Bear-themed vocabulary and pretend play
3–4 yrs: Letter B recognition, beginning tracing
4–5 yrs: Matching activities, vocabulary development, storytelling using props and signs
đź’Ś Free Bonus: A to Z Letter of the Week Guide
Want the full A to Z Letter of the Week Plan to follow along all year long?
Download my free planning guide with all 26 sensory themes, matching printables, and age-based learning tips.
When you sign up, you’ll also be invited to my Letter of the Week email series — one letter at a time delivered to your inbox with links to printables, blog posts, and bonus play ideas.
đź’ˇ Tips to Extend the Activity
Read Bear Snores On or Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
Build a tent or “Bear Cave” under the table using a blanket
Use a flashlight to go on a “bear hunt” in a dark room or under a table
Play a bear-themed movement game: crawl, stomp, growl like a bear!
Trace the letter B in a shallow tray filled with flour or salt
đź“š Related Activities
Teddy Bear Picnic Play Tray
Hibernation Station Pretend Play Setup
🔤 25 Vocabulary Words for “Bear” Theme
bear, brown, black, cave, wild, fur, hibernate, den, cub, nap, climb, claw, forest, paw, winter, nose, track, sleepy, woods, growl, big, nature, tent, fire, log
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