Sensory Bin Fillers
March 25, 2022
By Stephanie Sweazy We love sensory play at our house! When I was a classroom teacher, I would include some sort of sensory activity every
Stephanie Sweazy
Stephanie Sweazy currently serves as an Educator Assistant at Dailies, leads a movement-based program for ages walking to 15 years old, and is a homeschooling parent. She has been in the field of education for over 10 years! She is a former teacher with Dailies and former classroom teacher in grades preschool, kindergarten, and 1st grade. She also was an ELL & ESL specialist for 3 years. Her course work is in liberal studies and multiple subject teaching credential.
Personally, Stephanie loves to spend time with her husband, daughter and two Mini Schnauzers. She also enjoys traveling and reading.
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