Lego Jelly Bricks - Sensory Play

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I am always looking for new sensory play ideas, I stumbled across jelly Lego cubes sometime ago on Pinterest and was racking my brains on how an earth you would make them. After talking with a friend I googled Lego jelly moulds and loads of different moulds came up. 

These Lego jelly moulds are from Amazon, costing £2.95.  I don't think that you would be able to stack them, but if you are working with students who like to smell, eat and put everything into their mouths, this would be a very safe and tasty sensory play option, great for exploring and learning about colours too !.


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