There are so many links and blogs to making a discovery bottle. What is a discovery bottle? Discovery Bottles are soda bottles filled with various items to explore a scientific concept. The mini water bottles also work well for little hands. Or you can use the 20 oz soda/water bottles. Some of the fillers can be rice, sand, cut paper, gravel, salt, etc. After you close your bottle, hot glue around the lid. I plan to make colored bottles. Then some liquid ones as well. Maybe some shakers as well. The ideas are endless. Here are some links:
http://www.quality-kids-crafts.com/kidscrafts_sensorybottles.html
Be sure to see the blog on discovery bottles for toddlers and older.
http://www.teachpreschool.org/2011/10/preschool-pizza-box-games/
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