For this set up, I used some of the materials I had in sensory bins and pulled the rest from various places around the house (the play kitchen and a wooden peg set). ANY materials will work for Play-Doh and we will use some tools to help roll the Play-Doh out.
Materials used:
- Play-Doh (Wal-Mart)
- Hearts table scatter (Dollar Tree)
- Cookie cutters (Wal-Mart)
- Wooden peg people (Hobby Lobby)
- Clear plastic divider (Hobby Lobby)
- Play food (Wal-Mart)
While the littles were playing with Play-Doh, I got the idea to take the mini hearts and "hide" them in the Play-Doh for them to find. It was great fine motor practice since you can squeeze the Play-Doh to find the hearts OR pull it apart to find the hearts.
Most of my colleagues who work with me at Assignment Writing Services spend their time with Play-Doh on every Valentine's Day in a memorable way. But the way you describe this theme in your post has also convinced me to try it next Valentine's Day.
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