How to Set Up a Playdough Play Tray
Playdough play is a childhood basic. Add figurines to take the playdough play to a whole new level of small world creative play for kids.
Play is essential for a child’s development. Through it, kids learn social emotional skills along with growing fine & gross motor skills.
Jean Piaget said it best, “Play is the work of childhood.”
Playdough play is a childhood basic. Add figurines to take the playdough play to a whole new level of small world creative play for kids.
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Craft ideas for kids that can also be used for pretend play for double the creative fun. First, children enjoy making the craft, then they
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