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DIY Bath Paint for Toddlers | Diy bath products, Summer activities for kids, Montessori activities
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DIY Bath Paint for Toddlers
Difficulty: Easy Supplies • Shaving cream • Food coloring
Pin by Lysha on Crafting in 2025 | Glitter jars diy, Fun summer crafts, Fun crafts to do
Sensory Glitter Jars | Glitter sensory bottles, Sensory activities toddlers, Sensory bottles
Sensory Glitter Jars
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How to make a calm down jar
How to make a calm down jar Supplies • Plastic jar • Warm water • Glitter glue • Loose glitter Steps: • 1. Fill plastic container 1/3 of the way with warm water • 2. Add 1/2 cup of glitter glue (about 2/3 of container) • 3. Add in loose glitter as desired • 4. Fill plastic container with warm water until it’s full • 5. Put on lid (option to hot glue shut), and shake to mix glitter & dissolve glue
How to Make a Mindfulness Glitter Calm Down Jar | Calm down jar, Diy crafts for kids, Glitter jars
How to Make a Mindfulness Glitter Calm Down Jar
Difficulty: Easy     Tools  • Flour  • Baby oil
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DIY Moon Sand
Difficulty: Easy Tools • Flour • Baby oil
It’s no secret that dried chickpeas are one of our favourite sensory play materials! They are so satisfying to scoop and pour (for grown-ups too!) and are a bit easier to contain than rice and other grains. They also last forever to reuse over and over. You don’t have to colour them but it makes a fun change and it’s so easy to do!  To colour dried chickpeas all you need is a bag or jar, a squirt of ready-mix tempera paint and a lined tray to lay them on to dry. The chickpeas dry super quick, but if you’re in a hurry you can put them in the oven on a low heat to dry out for 5 minutes.  These winter style ones will be perfect for all our seasonal play. Throw in some bowls and scoops and a poppet is great fun to fill with chickpeas too!  Find out more about the PlayTRAY at inspiremyplay.c
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Give chickpeas a winter makeover...
It’s no secret that dried chickpeas are one of our favourite sensory play materials! They are so satisfying to scoop and pour (for grown-ups too!) and are a bit easier to contain than rice and other grains. They also last forever to reuse over and over. You don’t have to colour them but it makes a fun change and it’s so easy to do! To colour dried chickpeas all you need is a bag or jar, a squirt of ready-mix tempera paint and a lined tray to lay them on to dry. The chickpeas dry super quick, but if you’re in a hurry you can put them in the oven on a low heat to dry out for 5 minutes. These winter style ones will be perfect for all our seasonal play. Throw in some bowls and scoops and a poppet is great fun to fill with chickpeas too! Find out more about the PlayTRAY at inspiremyplay.c
Inspire My Play | Play & Learning For Little Kids
Inspire My Play | Play & Learning For Little Kids 
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My Favorite Way to Dye Pasta For Play and Crafts
Difficulty: Easy LiveTheScottCottage.com • Pasta • hand sanitizer • Paint
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Crunchy Floam Slime Recipe
Make crunchy floam slime at home with the kids! Unique slime recipe using foam balls. Make a rainbow activity! Sensory activity for kids. Homemade slime that feels crunchy like real floam. Make at home.
How To Make Cornstarch Slime - 5 Easy Recipes To Make Now! | Cornstarch slime, Diy slime recipe, Easy slime recipe
How To Make Cornstarch Slime - 5 Easy Recipes To Make Now!
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How to make Fluffy Slime
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How to make Kinetic Sand.
Recipe: Ingredients • 2,5 cups of play sand (colored if you like) • 1,5 cups of cornstarch • 0,5 cup of oil (I use simple vegetable oil) • 1 TBLS of dish soap Instructions: • First mix the sand with the cornstarch (Make sure the sand is completely dry) • Now add the wet ingredients and mix well Notes • If you want your kinetic sand to be colored it is best to use colored play sand. If you add food coloring it will mostly just color your hands.
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DIY MOON DOUGH | DIY CRAFT IDEAS
Difficulty: Easy Tools • Hair conditioner • Cornstarch • Paint (optional)
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Clear glue sun catchers ☀️
Difficulty: Easy Materials: • Clear glue • Pringles lid (or any lid) • Food coloring • Toothpick (for swirling) • Ribbon/string