Play Dough Pan - See the scratched up bottom and sides? |
This is one whole batch! I made 3. |
Step 1. In a medium saucepan, whisk together the flour, salt and cream of tartar. Pour in the water, oil and shampoo
Step 2. Add a couple of drops of your chosen food colouring and whisk in.
Step 3. Place over a medium heat. Using a wooden spoon, stir constantly until the mixture forms a ball.
Step 4. Turn out onto a clean surface and leave to cool for a few minutes. Knead until you have a smooth ball. Store in a resealable bag or closed container in the fridge.
This play dough made a very small batch, so I made red, yellow, and green. It smelled great while it was cooking. The only bad thing is my 3 year-old was pretty mad that I was using her shampoo! I LOVE play dough!
I am going to use this for math manipulatives this week. I am going to tell them word problems and have them act it out with the play dough. I am going to use this with small math groups and give each student a small bag of each color. "If you have three red apples, six yellow apples, and 2 green apples, how many do you have all together?" "Joey made 10 play dough apples them smooshed four of them. How many were left?" "Johnny has 3 apples. Sally has 1 less than Johnny. How many do they have all together." I like word problems so I think adding play dough to them will be SUPER FUN!
I also made a fun Apple Life Cycle Crown that I wanted to share with you. Click the link to download! These crowns are SUPER easy to make. The apple life cycle goes around the band of the hat. This crown is similar to my Phonics Crowns and Alphabet Crowns.
I have lots of other apple stuff in the works! I will blog about it soon! Have a fun week!
Step 2. Add a couple of drops of your chosen food colouring and whisk in.
Step 3. Place over a medium heat. Using a wooden spoon, stir constantly until the mixture forms a ball.
Step 4. Turn out onto a clean surface and leave to cool for a few minutes. Knead until you have a smooth ball. Store in a resealable bag or closed container in the fridge.
This play dough made a very small batch, so I made red, yellow, and green. It smelled great while it was cooking. The only bad thing is my 3 year-old was pretty mad that I was using her shampoo! I LOVE play dough!
I am going to use this for math manipulatives this week. I am going to tell them word problems and have them act it out with the play dough. I am going to use this with small math groups and give each student a small bag of each color. "If you have three red apples, six yellow apples, and 2 green apples, how many do you have all together?" "Joey made 10 play dough apples them smooshed four of them. How many were left?" "Johnny has 3 apples. Sally has 1 less than Johnny. How many do they have all together." I like word problems so I think adding play dough to them will be SUPER FUN!
I also made a fun Apple Life Cycle Crown that I wanted to share with you. Click the link to download! These crowns are SUPER easy to make. The apple life cycle goes around the band of the hat. This crown is similar to my Phonics Crowns and Alphabet Crowns.
I have lots of other apple stuff in the works! I will blog about it soon! Have a fun week!
Oh, I just discovered your blog, and I LOVE it! I am crazy for this apple life cycle hat! Thank you so so much! We will use this soon!
ReplyDelete~Leslie
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Thanks for visiting, Leslie! I hope your kiddos enjoy making the hat. :) - Autumn
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the great recipe and crown- love them both!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas here.
ReplyDeleteBy the way...Pampered Chef pans have a LIFETIME WARRANTY against scratches and anything else. If you have the receipt or can get a hold of the rep who sold them to you (or the MIL who bought them for you), they can be replaces NQA. We replace mine every year or two...accidents seem to happen!
Happy Fall!