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Sensory learning activity for kids.


Material

  • 2 tbs self raising flour
  • 1 tbs salt
  • 2 tbs water
  • 6 drops food colouring - depending on depth of colour desired

Method

  1. Mix all together. You may need a little less or more water. Make it the consistency of yoghurt.
  2. Paint away. Once the masterpieces are finished, microwave for 30 seconds. PUFF!

Notes

I noticed my 22mo was hesitating and then putting the cotton bud into the correct colours. He was learning recognition of colours.



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    • 15 Apr 2014
      5:46 pm

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  • Ah….microwave paintings. How do people discover such things :)

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  • I was wondering how it got puffy – the microwave. I wonder if a hairdryer on low would work too?

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  • Thank you for sharing this.

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  • I’m loving all these simple and clever craft ideas for the kid. All great lockdown ideas.

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  • Great activity for little kids. Thank you for sharing

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  • What a fun activity and looks pretty gorgeous too

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  • I’m constantly looking for new crafty things for my kids to try, I use to love puffy paint as a kid can’t so I can’t wait to give it a go.

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  • I’m so excited to try this at home

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  • This looks very handy. What a great way to let kids enjoy crafts reducing the mess around the house!

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  • Great idea for when the grandchildren can come over once again. Thanks for the post.

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  • Lots of fun and this can be a very creative exercise.

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  • Such a great idea thanks for sharing

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  • Lol, my 10yr old still might want to try this :)

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  • The best thing is all the ingredients are in the pantry. Wish I’d known about this when my boys were young.

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  • Awww, this so clever and easy. I would have loved to do this with my son when he was younger.

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  • Thanks for sharing, I might need to try this

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  • I’m making this tomorrow for my son to have some fun with. ???? Fantastic non toxic recipe. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful puffy paint recipe. ????

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  • my boys would have a blast with this!

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  • A fun thing to do with the kids, and like you said, a great way to learn colours!

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  • This will be a great holiday project

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