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Results 101 - 110 of 378 for how to make play-do
In a saucepan; put flour ... low heat until thick like play dough. Add coloring and knead on wax paper. Keeps for weeks in a plastic container.
Mix and let child play with this on plastic placemat. ... items can be used for decorating creations that can be served and eaten at tea time.
Mix peanut butter, honey and vanilla. Add sugar and mix well. Add skim milk gradually until it feels right. Knead on wax paper until milk ...
Mix peanut butter and honey ... mixing when the play dough feels soft and blends ... Krispies and refrigerate. Makes a very good, nutritious snack.
Put peanut butter in mixing ... you have a play dough consistency (not sticky). Play ... think they can eat any play dough; don't confuse them.
Mix together. Makes enough for eight children. Have ... serve with crackers and juice for snack time. Great for preschoolers and Sunday School.
Mix peanut butter, honey and ... hands. Add additional powdered milk until dough is soft and pliable, but not sticky. Play with it and then eat it.
Mix honey and peanut butter. Add dry milk powder until dough forms and is dry to touch. For kids who like to eat play dough.
It's edible! Mix creamy peanut butter, corn syrup, non-fat dry milk and powdered sugar until it becomes like dough. Eat while you play!
Combine ingredients. Play with dough. Refrigerate 10 minutes before eating.
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