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Friday, September 24, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Making Play dough!
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When I saw homemade play dough at my son school, I thought "How cool!" and the teachers said it was so easy to make. Unfortunately, I never got around to making any, until today. My son helped me mix all the ingredients and pick the colors he wanted. It only takes a few minutes to make a batch. As you can see we made three-(blue, red, and green). The only thing is you have to cook it for a few minutes, so make sure you keep your toddler away from the stove.
There are variations of the same recipe out there. Cream of tartar is what really makes it thicken. I tried just mixing flour and water without a recipe once. It didn't work so well. There are ones that use cornstarch or even kool-aid. If you want to be earth-friendly just leave out the food coloring.
Here's a simple recipe I liked:
Play dough Fun! |
When I saw homemade play dough at my son school, I thought "How cool!" and the teachers said it was so easy to make. Unfortunately, I never got around to making any, until today. My son helped me mix all the ingredients and pick the colors he wanted. It only takes a few minutes to make a batch. As you can see we made three-(blue, red, and green). The only thing is you have to cook it for a few minutes, so make sure you keep your toddler away from the stove.
There are variations of the same recipe out there. Cream of tartar is what really makes it thicken. I tried just mixing flour and water without a recipe once. It didn't work so well. There are ones that use cornstarch or even kool-aid. If you want to be earth-friendly just leave out the food coloring.
Here's a simple recipe I liked:
- 1 cup flour
- 1 cup warm water
- 2 teaspoons cream of tartar
- 2 teaspoons oil
- 1/4 cup salt
- food coloring
Labels:
Making Playdough,
Toddler Activities
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