| Looking for simple, inexpensive toys for
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| | low-medium heat. Stir until all excess
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| your child that require no batteries,
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| | moisture has evaporated and play-doh
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| assembly, and keep his or her attention
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| | consistency has been reached. Let cool
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| for hours? Here are some ideas for simple
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| | and store in plastic containers or bags.
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| things around the house that will
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| | For a little extra fun, when you mix all
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| entertain your children while you
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| | the ingredients in the saucepan, add some
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| accomplish all the things on your to-do
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| | food coloring for colored
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| list.1) Play-doh. This is easy to make
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| | play-doh!2) Boxes. A cardboard box can be
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| and lasts for a long time if you keep it
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| | colored on, painted, and cut, and can be
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| in an airtight container. Kids love
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| | easily moved or disposed. An empty box
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| things that squish and squash, so put
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| | can turn into a ship sailing the high
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| down some wax paper and let their
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| | seas, a cabin in the woods, or a castle
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| imaginations take over! To make play-doh,
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| | on a hill. Many grocery stores have
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| take two cups of wheat flour, two cups of
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| | large, empty boxes that they are willing
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| water, two tablespoons of oil, one-third
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| | to give to anyone asking.3) Pots and
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| cup salt, and one-fourth cup cream of
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| | pans.
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| tarter and mix them in a saucepan over
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