Sensory Wall Mosaic Art

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Following the huge success of our pattern blocks on contact paper play, I decided to try putting it all up on our wall. Emma helped me place several feet of contact paper, and the kids and I had a blast using pattern blocks to create mosaics on our dining room wall!

sensory mosaic for kids

The wooden blocks make for an incredible visual and sensory experience! We decided to add in some small foam blocks we had:

sensory mosaic for kids

These were easier for the kids to stick on, since they are lighter weight – you have to sort of press the pattern blocks on for them to stay – but once up, they’ll stay for hours (it’s been over 48 hours now, and they’ve remained stuck to our wall without any trouble). At first, I worried that the contact paper might ruin the wooden blocks, but it doesn’t seem to be causing any trouble.

sensory mosaic for kids

Johnny especially loved the feel of the soft foam stuck to the contact paper – all the more since we had the blocks spelling out his and Emma’s names!

sensory mosaic for kids

We’ll leave this up for a few more days – it’s fun to play with, and beautiful to look at!

Sharing with Rainy Day Mum, let the children play, Sense of Wonder, NurtureStore, Link & Learn, and Multiple Mommy

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