What I love about Play Doh is how versatile it is. It's as fun for toddlers as it is for school aged kids as it is for adults.
I love the way it sparks imaginations and empowers creativity. When I bring out the Play-Doh, I never know what I'm going to get....
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So, while this may look like nothing more than a "mess" ...do not let it fool you... |
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| These are cookies. |
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| This is a cake....i.e. a "birthday" cake. |
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This is "something." Mommy: What are you making, Daniel? Daniel: Something And, while he never divulged what that "something" was, it WAS something. (He picked out that outfit he's wearing- pretty good, eh? now that it's summer, he's traded in his athletic pants for athletic shorts) |
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| Such concentration.... |
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| Just before they (the cookies & cake) went into the oven.... |
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You can't tell it from this picture, but S's cookies are very intricately decorated (unlike her 3 year old sidekick, she didn't want to "mix" the colors- how come nobody has taught A this rule?! ) |
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Here's the final cake. The Cake that really does "Take the Cake." Complete with Cheerios leftover from breakfast the next day- yes, the next day- these creations were too "something" to put back in the canisters.
(Ewwww. Yes, I "secretly" tossed it in the trash later that day)
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You gotta love Play Doh. It's messy and all that, but one day when I'm back at work with a clean house, and I'm not picking Play Doh off my foot from the floor I THOUGHT I cleaned, I know I'm going to miss that "something."
Good thing it's cheap too!
ReplyDeleteI know. My OCD won't allow me to put mixed colors back in the canisters. I purposely try to allow them to mix though so that they won't be OCD like their crazy mother!
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