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Play-Doh storage for Word Work

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Last week one of my teacher aides commented on the way I stored my play-doh for Word Work and thought it would be useful for the prep/kindergarten teachers so I thought I’d share it here too (wow, what a long sentence….). 

Basically, I just separate the homemade play-doh into individual sized portions and plop them in a paint palette. Simple. Stops arguments over who has the most play-doh and if you only put out the one color, it stops that argument too. I’ve found this a good alternative to the store bought play-doh containers, as my kids never put the lids on properly and the play-doh ended up drying out. 

To store, the kids just put it back in the Ziploc bag, seal it and put it back in the drawer with the play-doh mats (blank sheets of paper that were laminated for a window display last year!). 

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9 Responses

  1. What a fantastic idea! I teach preschool and will be making lots of homemade doh this year! Thanks for sharing! 🙂

  2. Great idea – the simplest are often the best!!
    I’m an aussie art teacher, from the sunshine coast qld
    I’ve just found your blog and will be following with bloglovin…
    :)Elizabeth
    paintersofdreams.blogspot.com

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