3 days ago by northcountryfaire

Kool-Aid play dough This is my favorite home made play dough recipe. Unlike many other recipes I have tried, this play dough remains soft and smooth without crumbling. 1 cup Flour 1/4 cup salt 2 TBSP cream of tartar 1 TBSP Vegetable oil 1 pkg Kool-Aid 1 cup water Mix all ingredients in pot; stir ove ...

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3 days ago by GranolaMom4God

I am supposed to make play dough for our church’s Children’s Ministry. Thinking I had all of the ingredients, Mr. Me-Too and I launched into this cooking adventure this morning. But I lacked some good ‘ol Morton’s Table Salt. I use Real Salt for our food. However, we use Rock Salt to make homemade i ...

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8 days ago by author

Here are a dozen play-time ‘recipes’ to help keep your children entertained on school holidays or rainy days. Learn how to make homespun goop, papier mâché, cinnamon ornaments, soap crayons and much more. Pull out this printed article and stick it on your fridge – it will be one of your best weapons ...

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9 days ago by Ms. Sarah

This month we are focusing on learning the color orange. Today at the morning table we set out orange play dough. To add some fun to this activity, we added a few special drops of orange extract to our play dough to make it smell like oranges! The kids loved to use the eye dropper and were amazed by ...

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9 days ago by Kasandria Reasoner

The kiddos and I recently had the chance to review Miss Brittany’s Organic Preschool Fun Dough. It has 3 main features that stood out to me. It’s Organic, Non Toxic, and Handmade in the USA. Even the packaging uses 100% recyclable packaging and is printed with soy ink. Not to mention that Isabella a ...

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12 days ago by Knivan

Real Mothers don’t eat quiche; they don’t have time to make it. Real Mothers know that their kitchen utensils are probably in the sandbox. Real Mothers often have sticky floors, filthy ovens and happy kids. Real Mothers know that dried play dough doesn’t come out of carpets. Real Mothers don’t want ...

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13 days ago by Monique

I just worked out my arms making play dough for the little ones. I found a recipe online. 2 cups flour 1 cup salt 2 cups warm water 1 tbsp cream tartar 2 tbsp vegetable oil food colouring Mix everything together and stir away until it is stiff. That’ s where the workout begins. Then once it cools yo ...

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14 days ago by LIFE,MARRIAGE AND KIDS

The two little munchkins that keep me occupied in the afternoons. The boy is Joey and I baby sit him and if your a regular here in my blog you know that the one in green is my lil bruiser Kaitlyn. The two of them get along fine until Joey tried to play with Kaitlyn's toy. Here in the photo they are ...

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15 days ago by Katie

Giving out the best for a baby is what every parent dream of, thus a need to establish a child-friendly environment that will start at their own home. So let us now take a closer look on what a nursery room looks like. Babies aging from birth to 18 months need an environment where there is an enough ...

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16 days ago by Brian

Is porn destructive? How does a person deal with addiction? How are relationships affected by porn? And why is Ron Jeremy so sad?

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