Store sensory materials for the next activity
A simple care routine makes sensory-crunch materials easier to use again. Plan handling and storage before the activity ends so scents, textures, and product formats stay organized between sessions.
Separate each format
Keep bowls, loose crunch materials, squeeze bottles, Toasty Chips, and scent bags in their own identified places. Separation helps prevent accidental mixing and makes the next product choice faster.
Close and label materials
Close containers and bags after use, then label them by product or scent. A visible label reduces guesswork and helps you return each material to the right place after cleanup.
Set a cleanup checkpoint
End every activity with the same short check: collect remaining material, inspect the work area, close each container, and return products to storage. This routine keeps the setup ready for the next planned use.
Clear answers before the next step
What is the basic storage routine?
Separate products, close containers or bags, label scents or formats, check the activity area, and return everything to its designated storage place.