Hey everybody!
I have a new recipe for you!
Save up your coffee grounds!!!
They can be used to create an
amazing play dough
that will have your children's senses tingling! ;)
This play dough has a wonderful aroma of coffee (for the coffee lovers)
and a texture that gets you and your children talking in all sorts of descriptive ways!
For the recipe and pics --> Click Here
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Kool-Aid Play-Doh Recipe
Kool-Aid Play-doh Recipe
1 cup sifted flour
3Tablespoons oil (I used canola, but it doesn't matter)
1 cup boiling water
1/2 cup salt
1 package unsweetened Kool-Aid (We used grape, orange would be great for
Halloween!)
A. Mix flour, oil, salt and Kool-Aid packet.
B. Add boiling water.
C. Stir together.
D. Knead mixture until it forms into a soft dough.
(This did not happen for Jackson and I, it was really wet! We added a little extra flour, still too wet...so I decided to cook the mixture over medium heat stirring constantly until it formed a ball! Then knead on table until smooth! IT WILL BE HOT! Wait until it cools enough so you can touch it! It turned out great and Jackson loved it!)
You will have an oil sheen to your hands when you play with this dough, this is the way it should be....Enjoy! Store in an airtight container, should last about a week.
This recipe is from one of my favorite books! Creative Resources for the Early Childhood Classroom (4th Edition) Judy Herr, Yvonne Libby Larson
Hope you enjoy this recipe! I know we do!
1 cup sifted flour
3Tablespoons oil (I used canola, but it doesn't matter)
1 cup boiling water
1/2 cup salt
1 package unsweetened Kool-Aid (We used grape, orange would be great for
Halloween!)
A. Mix flour, oil, salt and Kool-Aid packet.
B. Add boiling water.
C. Stir together.
D. Knead mixture until it forms into a soft dough.
(This did not happen for Jackson and I, it was really wet! We added a little extra flour, still too wet...so I decided to cook the mixture over medium heat stirring constantly until it formed a ball! Then knead on table until smooth! IT WILL BE HOT! Wait until it cools enough so you can touch it! It turned out great and Jackson loved it!)
You will have an oil sheen to your hands when you play with this dough, this is the way it should be....Enjoy! Store in an airtight container, should last about a week.
This recipe is from one of my favorite books! Creative Resources for the Early Childhood Classroom (4th Edition) Judy Herr, Yvonne Libby Larson
Hope you enjoy this recipe! I know we do!
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Count Your Blessings!
Good Sunday to you!
I was just spending my Sunday Morning and beginnings of the afternoon
thinking how Blessed I truly am!
I have a beautiful family, a wonderful 6 year old son,
2 loving dogs, a supportive and amazing husband,
a rockin home business and a team of amazing leaders to follow!
These are only a few of the Blessings that I have in my life!
Why we started LifeDesigning1!
I was just spending my Sunday Morning and beginnings of the afternoon
thinking how Blessed I truly am!
I have a beautiful family, a wonderful 6 year old son,
2 loving dogs, a supportive and amazing husband,
a rockin home business and a team of amazing leaders to follow!
These are only a few of the Blessings that I have in my life!
Why we started LifeDesigning1!
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