How Do You Make Play-Doh For Kids?
Children love to create sculptures out of Play-Doh, but because it is not oil-based, it has a tendency to dry out easily. Since pre-made cans of Play-Doh brand dough can be costly when purchased in larger amounts, many may opt for non-drying, oil-based clay. Unfortunately, oil-based clays are often petroleum-based and more toxic than Play-Doh. Luckily, play dough, similar to the brand-name product, can be created very easily at home, and can be made in larger batches to ensure that your children will have enough play dough to last them through many sculptures. Combine 2 cups of flour and 1 cup of salt in a large bowl. Use a spoon to mix the two ingredients together thoroughly. Gradually drizzle in 1 cup of water, and use your fingers to mix the substances together well. This is an opportunity for little children to help out in the process of making the dough. Continue to mix the substances with your hands until the mixture becomes elastic and smooth. Lay out sheets of newspaper on a fl
