The Fairy loves hunting for mini beasts (bugs). The other day when it was too rainy to go outside and hunt, she wanted to make some playdough mini beasts.
We took a rainbow full of dough
We rolled
pressed
and created some fabulous mini beasts (with the addition of some pipe cleaner decoration).
Amazingly pretty much as soon as we finished the mini beasts making, the sun came out. So we popped over to Grandmas garden for a bug hunt. Look what we found...
a caterpillar sunbathing on a sundial,
a worm on a leaf
a butterfly visiting a flower
a buzzy bee
a 'stripy worm'.
What's your favourite thing to make out of playdough? Do you like hunting for mini beasts (bugs)?
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Monday, 30 July 2012
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Playdough pledge #2 playdough by numbers
We were looking to be inspired to reuse our purple dough we made yesterday for the play dough pledge when we saw some fab ideas for using wooden letters in playdough over at The Imagination tree. We don't have any letters but we do have numbers. Cue some number fun...
Rolling
Pushing
Pressing
Rolling
Pushing
Pressing
Tracing
Friday, 1 June 2012
Union Jack playdough
After the success of our Diamond Jubilee sensory box we were after some more Jubilee themed events this week. What could be more fun than Union Jack play dough...
Rolling the white sparkly dough (I used corn flour rather than normal flour to make it extra white after reading this post)
We made a rectangle out of blue sparkly dough and then added red and white crosses. I wanted the red to look more vivid but didn't have the time to spend ages mixing playdough as I knew we were on borrowed time as 'The Frog' would soon be awake from his nap.
Then we trimmed it to make it look tidy (possibly the only tidy thing in our house at the moment!)

After we had finished I asked 'The Fairy' requested to do some more cutting. I was a bit puzzled (I wanted to play with the playdough still !) but went with the flow.
Searching the cupboard for items to cut I found some straws.
We also cut a crown.
'Look mummy I've made a cake - it's got candles'
Every cake needs a picnic.
Happy Jubilee weekend to everyone in the UK (and Commonwealth) :-)
Language focus
Vocabulary: flag, Queen, snip, cut, roll, red, white, blue, cake, party
Rolling the white sparkly dough (I used corn flour rather than normal flour to make it extra white after reading this post)
We made a rectangle out of blue sparkly dough and then added red and white crosses. I wanted the red to look more vivid but didn't have the time to spend ages mixing playdough as I knew we were on borrowed time as 'The Frog' would soon be awake from his nap.
Then we trimmed it to make it look tidy (possibly the only tidy thing in our house at the moment!)

After we had finished I asked 'The Fairy' requested to do some more cutting. I was a bit puzzled (I wanted to play with the playdough still !) but went with the flow.
Searching the cupboard for items to cut I found some straws.
We also cut a crown.
'Look mummy I've made a cake - it's got candles'
Every cake needs a picnic.
Happy Jubilee weekend to everyone in the UK (and Commonwealth) :-)
Language focus
Vocabulary: flag, Queen, snip, cut, roll, red, white, blue, cake, party
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