How Do You Make Play Dough Colorful And Child Safe?
Play dough has been a favorite of children since it was first introduced in 1955 in the Cincinnati, Ohio area schools. Joseph McVicter and his uncle Noah McVicter first invented playdoh as a wallpaper cleaner until it’s unique ability to entertain children of all ages was discovered. Making homemade colorful play dough is a wonderful activity to share with your children. The process of making play dough is simple and the fun endless. Although Play dough it isn’t meant to be eaten, this Play dough recipe is non-toxic and safe. I hope this activity brings to other families the fun that it has brought to mine. Combine water, oil, salt, cream of tartar and food coloring into a medium saucepan. Cook the ingredients in the saucepan over medium heat until the mixture is combined as one. Stir frequently. Once the mixture in the saucepan is combined remove from heat. Add the flour to the colorful mixture in the saucepan until it becomes a dough substance. Put some flour onto the counter and kne
