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Little hands need very soft consistency and very bright colors to stimulate their first creative efforts. Crayola Dough, in 6 vibrant colors, is perfect for beginning sculptors.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
Soft and easy to play dough dough with the kids
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
The dough smells awful and it is sticky. Sooo disappointed.
pedrito
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
perfect size for a kid's class arts and craft
Nellie Gray
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
I like the color and it nice and soft.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
It was good but bad smell still a good product love it and I recommend buying it. it does not dry very quickly. I’ve had mine for over a month and it still hasn’t dried. It is amazing.
Kathleen Merritt-OToole
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024
Perfect to use when making 3-D stained glass flowers... when you want to solder two or more levels of petals to the center of a flower. I use a rolled up dowel of play dough to put on the first layer of petals to allow me to add a second level to solder the next layer. Also very helpful to use when attaching jump rings or hanging fasteners to hold them in place when you solder. It is great because the solder does not stick in the play dough and it can be re-used
abwaldal
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2023
It's playdough. How tough can it be. Really do not like the smell being so strong. We bought it for Sunday school and the kids like it. Quite crumbly though
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 12, 2018
Yes played with this today, seems very pliable and easy to manage, does have a smell to it but nothing off putting,does rub off on your hands a little but easily washed off. So far think this is good play dough and do not regret buyingit for six year old granddaughter ( and me )
kimga
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 3, 2018
The kids love this play dough, but it has a very strong smell of perfume which probably makes it toxic, so make sure your child does not eat it. Normal play dough only have food colourant in in, so this one is an unnecessary addition......I wouldn`t even say it`s a pleasant smell, so why bothered?
Donna Sadler
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 21, 2018
This came quickly. It is soft and easy to mould and great for any age group of children. A perfect addition to my therapeutic resources.Thanks!
Amber B.
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2015
I have been looking for large tubs of play dough for awhile. I ordered a tub for $9 on Lakeshore's website (Lakeshore brand). It became extremely sticky on the second day of use. I thought that odd. Used more of the dough in the tub and it too, became extremely sticky the second day of use. So I tossed the entire tub (it had stuck to tables, door knobs, hands, fingers. Only came off if scraped or washed off. It was a teacher's nightmare) So I was very pleasantly surprised that this Crayola Dough did very well on multiple days of use in my Kindergarten classroom. I purchased the Yellow since it was the cheapest. I like that it's all one color in the tub, then there is no arguing among the students. It doesn't matter the color, they will be happy with it.PROs: Inexpensive (much cheaper than Lakeshore's and has Prime Shipping)Lasts for several months of use in Kindergarten classroom.Bright vivid yellow color.Great to combine with letter, number, shape cutters to make a hands-on learning centerNice Tub for storage of the dough which makes clean-up even easierHas a unique, but not unpleasant smellCONS: Unique smell, while not unpleasant to me, 2 of my students seemed repulsed by it and preferred to avoid the dough learning center.Since they are only 5 year olds, pieces of dough wind up on the floor and stepped on. Once it dries, it pops out of shoe tread on its own (which in most cases happens after the children are at home)Teacher tip: to increase fine motor skills ask children to roll out balls or skinny snakes using their fingertips (not their palms). This helps the development of muscles in their fingers which make writing/coloring/cutting easier. When it is easier for students, they experience less frustration and have more confidence in their abilities to complete school activities. In turn, it boosts their self-esteem and they enjoy school more. Sometimes the small things have a big impact.
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