Play dough is an asset to any early childhood classroom. It allows for endless curiosity, while simultaneously strengthening those finger muscles. All of that creative play can help a child become a better writer some day! The Bright Hub Guide to Play Dough provides parents and educators many new activities, as well as numerous recipes for homemade concoctions. Find recipe adaptations for children who have special needs and food allergies or sensitivities. Use play dough in all areas of the curriculum for a hands-on experience to supplement your lessons. Learn how to use it safely with children of all ages.
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