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You can also make any recipe bread dough and let the kids "playdough"
with it, then bake their creations and eat them.
Mary Ellen
Snowflakes are on of nature's most fragile things,
but just look at what they can do
when they stick together.
>>>I never buy playdough anymore, the stuff we make is so much better.
it's not crumbly and you can make some wild colors.>>

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Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall

>You can also make any recipe bread dough and let the kids "playdough"
>with it, then bake their creations and eat them.
>Mary Ellen

Really? It doesn't hurt the dough to have it "kneaded" so much, or cut
into little pieces?

Nanci K. in Idaho

Joseph A. & Susan D. Fuerst

If you use 'pretzel dough' it seems to work O.K. If they know you're going
to bake it, the children tend to finsh a shape, letter, creation and get it
on the cookie sheet to bake ....at least that's my experience.
Suz
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall <tn-k4of5@...>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Date: Saturday, November 20, 1999 10:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Re Play dough


>From: Thomas and Nanci Kuykendall <tn-k4of5@...>
>
>>You can also make any recipe bread dough and let the kids "playdough"
>>with it, then bake their creations and eat them.
>>Mary Ellen
>
>Really? It doesn't hurt the dough to have it "kneaded" so much, or cut
>into little pieces?
>
>Nanci K. in Idaho
>
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