For kinetic sand, you can definitely buy this premade or you can make it. This is my suggestion on how to make kinetic sand if that’s what you want to do! You’ll need: Fine Sand Cornflour Oil (Baby or Canola) Colouring   The ratio is 5:3:1 (so 5 parts sand, 3 parts cornflour and 1 part oil). So for a…
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Cloud dough. This is one that is beyond easy to make (but a definite no-no to eating or touching anywhere near our eyes!) Here’s how to make cloud dough for your home or classroom! You’ll need: Cornflour Conditioner (the cheapest you can get!) Colouring   You’ll add 2 cups of cornflour and 1 cup of conditioner and mix that baby…
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Slime (maker beware) this stuff can get EVERYWHERE! I do love to buy the kits for this, but if I’m making it at home there’s two I love to give a go and that’s normal slime and fluffy slime. Before we dive in how to make slime, I want to add that adults MUST touch the chemicals in this recipe….
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Playdough is a must in any classroom or home! But this recipe is a favourite because you can add all the ingredients in and mix and ta-da PLAYDOUGH! No cooking required. Although I will note, the cooked playdough does last a little longer and feels a whole lot nicer (but that’s just my preference!) Ready? This is how to make…
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Playdough is a must in any classroom or home! And while this one requires a little more time than the one I’m sharing next week, it lasts a lot longer than the non-cooked version. So I much prefer to use this recipe when I’m using it at home compared to in the classroom (and I usually wrap in glad-wrap or…
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