It is wobbly and almost seems bouncy in consistency. The consistency of this dough is very much how I image the puddle to be. Jule Ann steps outside and a mud puddle jumps on her head? Seriously? The ridiculousness of this book is just too fun not to enjoy! In attempt to make our own mud puddle to come to life, I tried my hand at two different recipes. Mad About Munsch: 5 Extension Activities for Kids’ Stories This post contains affiliate links to my amazon page for your convenience. Play dough should be sealed, and will store in the refrigerator for up to three months. To save money, we bought most ingredients in the bulk section of our local grocer. I bought a package of airtight containers for $1 to store the dough. Here are some of the fun things we’ve done with some of his favourite books of mine (most have been related to play dough). Right now, I’m on a big Robert Munsch kick. And as such, I have gotten all too eager to bring these stories to life.

To say I’m excited is a bit of an understatement.

As such and thanks to her one year old brother’s elation at the prospect of having ANYthing read to him, we have been able to revisit books we once read, and take on new ones. Shortly after her second birthday, there came a greater thirst for language. Her desire to take on her environment meant very short stories were all I could hold her attention with. An early crawler, and walker, there was only a brief time when she was willing to sit for longer children’s books. At a Bed & Breakfast, not my decorating taste 😛īecause of these fond memories, I could not wait to start reading to my first-born.

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