How can i make my own homemade playdough?
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ingredients: Flour, Salt, Food Coloring, vegetable oil and Cream of Tartar\n\nIn a two quart saucepan add 1 cup of flour, 4 teaspoons of cream of tartar and 1 cup of salt. Mix dry ingredients together. Measure 2 cups of water (with two drops of the liquid food coloring of your choice added) Drop in two tablespoons of vegetable oil and stir to mix. Add the liquids slowly to the dry ingredients in the saucepan and stir till combined. Heat over medium heat stirring often until the dough begins to form,starts to pull away from the side of the pan, and becomes a bit dry. Remove from heat and place on counter or board. Knead until smooth and cool. Keep cooled dough in plastic containers or plastic bags to keep soft and "playable"
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make your own and upload it to cafepress.com and buy it from yourself
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Go to Kinkos and make your own!
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I'd recommend Playdough (or similar clay material) as the basis.  You can make your own "dough" or buy some.  If you use different color Playdough, you can easily distinguish the parts of the cell.  And you can add paper flags glued to toothpicks to label the different parts (or make a color-coded legend).\n\nIf you find items that you want to have represent cell parts (e.g. threads = filaments, marbles = mitocondria, pipe cleaners = centrosome, etc.) you can just stick that into your clay model.  For things you can't find items for, just make them out of different colored clay. But I think clay as the basis for the cell model makes a lot of sense.
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Make some fantasy fudge!  It is so easy!  \n\n3 cups of Sugar\n1 Jar of marshmellow cream\n3/4 (1/2 sticks) of butter\n5 oz of evaporated milk\n1 1/2 bags of semi-sweet chocolate chips\n1 tbs vanilla\n  \nBring sugar, Butter, and milk to a boil in saucepan.  make sure you stir it the intire time so it doesnt burn.  As soon as it starts to boil, remove from heat and stir in marshmellow cream, chocolate chips, vanilla, and whatever nuts you wanna put in if any.  After they chocolate is meted spread immeditely in foil- lined pan.  Let set for a few hours and then let them set in the fridge for a few hours so you can cut it up.  If you dont put in the fridge it will be too soft!  Good Luck and enjoy!
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This is the one I used for my kids when they were little:\n\nSALT DOUGH RECIPE: \n\n2 cups of Plain Flour \n1 cup of table salt \n1 cup of water \n\nOptional:\n1 tablespoon of vegetable oil (makes it a little easier to knead) \n1 tablespoon of lemon juice (makes the finished product harder)\n \nMix everything together and knead it for about 10 min until it is smooth like bread dough.  \n\n\n Unused dough can be stored in the fridge, in an airtight container or cling film, for up to a week. It is kid safe if they try to eat it, just  incredibly salty. \nYou can air dry it or put it in a barely warm oven (225f) for a few hours. Allow it to cool in the oven.\n\nAnother tip is to push a hole into a shape with a straw before drying, to leave a place to thread a ribbon for hanging!
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put iceube in a sandwich bag.\n\ntake another freezer bag, and fill with ice.\n\ndump a cup of rock salt into the freezer bag with the ice.\n\nmix salt and ice thoroughly.\n\nwait a few minutes.\n\nplace sandwich bag with icecube into freezer bage with ice and salt.\n\nsame way icecream is made by hand!
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Make one on a spreadsheet
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An easy solution would be to use Playdough! (or other claylike materials).  It's easy to form into various shapes and stick together into a model.  And it is colorful without needing any extra painting.  You can easily add labels on toothpicks or a color key to describe the different parts.
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making a game out of your lesson
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1.  Layered Cookie Mixes\n\nOne of the things that I plan on doing this year is Cookie Mixes in a Jar. You can pick up Mason jars at your local grocers and Wal-Mart often has fabric on sale for $1 a yard. Layer the ingredients in your jars according to the recipe. Slap on some fabric and a ribbon and you have an instant gift that didn't cost a whole lot and comes from the heart.\n\n2.  Sharing a Touch of Heaven\n\nOne year, I gave out "Paper White" Narcissus bulbs. In a small terra cotta pot, place a small amount of potting soil in a resealable baggie. On top, lay 3 to 4 bulbs. On top of that, lay a copy of printed directions on how to care for the plants. Cover with the terra cotta dish. Then wrap a pretty holiday ribbon around it all.\n\nAll of this was very inexpensive. I bought my pots at Michaels. The pot and lid cost a little over $1. The Paper White bulbs are inexpensive if you can find a large bag of 30 to 40 bulbs. I bought mine at Home Depot for less than $10. A bag of potting soil is about $2. A few spools of ribbon can be purchased at the dollar store. This project can easily be completed in a few hours. I received many compliments on these. I gave these out to people at work, neighbors, friends, and family. Paper Whites are beautiful and smell like heaven!\n\n3.  Make a "Cold Winter Night Kit"\n\nLast year, a friend made "A Cold Winter Night Kit" for her friends and neighbors. Each had a candle (dollar store), cocoa or tea, and a homemade treat (with recipe card). The gifts were loaded into the dollar store baskets, wrapped in tissue paper and tied with curling ribbon. The "A Cold Winter Night Kit" tags were made on a computer (cut out with decorative scissors and decorated with paper punch snowflakes) and tied to the outside. Each gift was personalized to the recipient. The average cost was probably about $3. You can also add $5 video rental cards, coffee mugs, and playing cards or small games.\n\n4.  Coffee Cups\n\nAs ironic as it may sound, sometimes coffee is the best gift to give within a coffee mug. For a friend who can't resist gourmet coffee, this can be a quick and easy gift idea. Simply fill an oversized coffee mug with a small bag or two of specialty gourmet coffee, then add ribbons and a tag. This is an adorable way to give an inexpensive, yet personal gift. Consider adding a specialty spoon along for extra flair as well.\n\n5.  Soaps\n\nIf you need a feminine gift that does not cost a lot, consider filling a pretty coffee mug with little soaps or lotions. You can usually get these for very inexpensive prices at your local bath or beauty store. These are perfect for young girls as well who love to experiment with things like lip gloss and other makeup. Just fill the mug and wrap a little tulle around it along with a ribbon for a feminine look.\n\nI hope something here helps you!
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snickerdoodle\n\nMix together thoroughly .... \n\n2 Cups Soft Shortening \n3 Cups Sugar \n4 Eggs \n\nStir in ... \n\n5 1/2 Cups Sifted Flour \n4 Teaspoons Cream of Tartar \n2 Teaspoons Soda \n1 Teaspoon Salt \n Instructions .... \n\nChill Dough for 1-2 Hours. \nRoll into balls the size of walnuts. \nRoll balls in mixture of sugar and cinnamon. \nPlace on cookie sheet. \n\nBake at ... \n\n400 degrees F. \n8-10 Minutes. \nBake until slightly brown. \nLet cool a few minutes. \nRemove to cooling rack. \nMakes about 8 dozen 2 1/2" cookies. \n\nTest a Cookie Immediately!!
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You can make your own rice krispies?
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Why not use what you've already got?  Believe me, it's in there, just waiting for release . . .\n\nOtherwise, I guess you could try mixing some flour into water to thicken it slightly, or add milk to water, I really don't know.\n\nBut again, why would you want to do this?
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Better yet, make your own!
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hope this helps you out. molding clay is what i would use.
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Anything homemade.  A card or a simple craft.