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Did you know that playing with play dough has many educational benefits? Here are some tips for learning and playing with dough at home.
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Playing with play dough at home or school supports the development of children’s language and literacy, science, math skills—and more! Play dough also encourages creativity while strengthening the small muscles of their fingers—these muscles are necessary for holding and writing with a pencil.
Add simple items from around your house or kitchen to enhance your child’s play dough experience.
Plastic Forks
Plastic Knives
Toy People
Toy Animals
Rolling Pin
Straws
Cookie Cutters
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2 Cups White Flour
1/4 Cup Cream of Tartar
1/2 Cup Table Salt
2 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil
2 Cups Water
Food Coloring
Mix the dry ingredients in a medium pot.
Add the water, oil, and food coloring.
Mix the ingredients together.
Cook on medium heat, stirring continually.
When a ball forms in the middle of the pot, remove from heat and cool.
Knead the dough as needed.
Keep play dough away from younger siblings and pets.

6. type your own title here
Did you know that playing with play dough has many educational benefits? Here are some tips for learning and playing with dough at home.
type title here
type title here
Playing with play dough at home or school supports the development of children’s language and literacy, science, math skills—and more! Play dough also encourages creativity while strengthening the small muscles of their fingers—these muscles are necessary for holding and writing with a pencil.
Add simple items from around your house or kitchen to enhance your child’s play dough experience.
Plastic Forks
Plastic Knives
Toy People
Toy Animals
Rolling Pin
Straws
Cookie Cutters
type title here
2 Cups White Flour
1/4 Cup Cream of Tartar
1/2 Cup Table Salt
2 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil
2 Cups Water
Food Coloring
Mix the dry ingredients in a medium pot.
Add the water, oil, and food coloring.
Mix the ingredients together.
Cook on medium heat, stirring continually.
When a ball forms in the middle of the pot, remove from heat and cool.
Knead the dough as needed.
Keep play dough away from younger siblings and pets.