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The recipe was handed down to me by a trusted preschool teacher years ago, and it can’t be beat. I’m so confident about this recipe, in fact, that I included copy in my best-selling book, Tinkerlab: A Hands-on Guide for Little Inventors. Hi, loved this recipe and adapted for my daughter to be wheat/gluten free by using 2 cups of rice flour and 1/2 cups cornflour. Loved making them all different colours and scents. Thanks for sharing x Hi – i LOVE your recipe. I’ve made it several times now and I always have the same issue though with making PURPLE dough! I use the Wilton Gel colors you recommend and no matter how much — or how little — purple I put in, it comes out like a dull navy blue. Could it be I got a bad batch? Knead the warm dough until it’s smooth and then divide it into the number of colors that you’d like to make. I divided mine into four balls, flattened each of them, added a little bit of food coloring or liquid watercolors, and then kneaded it in. I added more food coloring to get the desired shades of yellow, pink, teal, and lavender. If you don’t want paint-stained hands, you could wear gloves for this step.

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The heart pumps about 1.3 gallons of blood per minute. Think you can keep up? Fill a container with water, then set a timer. Use a small cup to scoop water into another container as fast as you can. Can you beat your own heart? Hi, we made play dough for the first time ever today using your recipe and it worked great, thanks so much! I love your gorgeous photos too.  We made chocolate orange play dough with cocoa and orange extract, and lemon play dough with yellow colouring and lemon extract.  Mmmm! Make a simple heart model from a plastic bag, and use the straws to breathe into it and make it “beat” in rhythm. A healthy heart needs exercise too. Create a tic-tac-toe board with the free printables at the link, then toss a bean bag (bonus points for making heart-shaped ones!) to see which exercise you’ll do next. Kids know that doctors use stethoscopes to listen to their hearts. Make a simple version from a cardboard tube and plastic funnel so kids can try it on their own.This free printable PDF game from Ellen McHenry is one of the most popular circulatory system activities around. Create a life-sized body model, and spin your way around the system! This was perfect! I needed a recipe that made a lot to stuff large plastic Easter eggs. Using Young Living Essential Oil ( because it’s what I had) I made scented colored dough to match the eggs. Lime green, lavender purple, lemon yellow and orange orange. The recipe stuffed 10 eggs-exactly what I had!

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oooh, this looks beautiful and inspiring! i haven’t made play dough in quite a while, since becoming a gluten-free house last summer. gf flours are spendy! maybe i’ll go out and get some gluteny flour specifically for this and hope there’s little contamination in the kitchen. any other gf families have tips for this?I’ve never tried this without oil, but glad to hear that it could work that way too in a pinch! All food coloring is different, and it takes some experimenting. Kool Aid and glitter would be a fun combination to try out too. Thanks so much for the lovely comment – you made my day! Gender Reveal Playdoh, Playdoh Gender Reveal, Playdoh, Playdough, Gender Reveal, Baby Boy, Baby Girl, Dough, PlayDough, Gender Reveal Dough Separate your students into groups and give them 30 minutes to create as accurate of a poster about the circulatory system as they can. Hang up the posters and keep them up while you finish your lesson plan, so your students can have a physical reference throughout the day. Food coloring or liquid watercolors. I’m a fan Sax Concentrated Liquid Watercolors and Wilton Icing Colors, which make gorgeous shades of play dough to match any occasion, mood, or toddler request. have little ones, try planning some activities to keep them busy (like preparing a batch ofplay dough). It can also help to take some time, in the days before you begin, to practice things like sitting […]