Mystery Bag of Familiar Objects

Safety

Every object must not fit the small parts test cylinder (1.25 in. × 2.25 in.).
Any ball must be at least 5 cm across; balls under 1.75 in. (4.4 cm) are banned for children under 3 by US federal rule (16 C.F.R. 1500.18(a)(17)).
Use a bag with no drawstring or cord.
No objects with sharp points or edges, because the child cannot see what they are touching.

1
Take out each object, name it, and let the child hold it.
2
Put the objects into the bag one at a time.
3
Put your hand into the bag without looking in; look at the child instead. Feel one object slowly.
4
Say what you feel: "I feel the ball. It is round." Take it out and look. Point of interest: taking the object out to see.
5
Put it back and invite the child to reach in and take out any object; name it together.
6
Then ask for one object: "Can you find the spoon?" The child feels without looking and takes it out to check.
7
Put the objects back in the bag and return it to the shelf.

Change to three other familiar objects
Use four or five objects
Use two bags with matching pairs: feel an object in one bag and find its match in the other

Taking the object out of the bag shows whether it is the one asked for.