Just wanted to update with a couple more activities we are doing this week with clouds.
Yesterday, we made Cloud Dough.
*8 Cups of Flour
*1 Cup of Baby Oil
Mix with your hands until it has the texture of cornmeal.
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| We have a gluten-free kiddo -- but rice flour is a fine substitute for regular all-purpose flour! |
Once you touch this stuff, you'll know why it's called Cloud Dough. OHMIGOODNESS, it's the softest stuff and so fun to play with. I put this in one of our centers for discovery. Big hit with the littles!
Today we read:
And then we made our very own cloud pictures based on the book. This activity was inspired by
Mrs. Schmelzer. I just loved how creative the kids got with this!
Feel free to grab this printable I made for this. Happy Friday Eve everyone!
What awesome stuff. We are beginning a unit on clouds this week. I'm super excited to use some of these Ideas!!! Keep up the amazing work!
ReplyDeleteI am a director at a preschool in Wilmington, NC and It Looked Like Spilt Milk is one of my teachers favorite books - we have never seen the cloud dough recipe and LOVE IT!!! Thank you!!!!
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