Salt dough is a plastic material,allowing you to bring to life a variety of fantasies. Children especially love to mess around with salt dough. And it is from this material that my son and I are making a Christmas tree today. I prepared the salt dough in advance - the day before. This is necessary so that during the resting time it acquires high plasticity. In order to prepare the dough, you need to mix half a glass of salt (fine grinding), a glass of flour, a tablespoon of starch and a little more than half a glass of water - 125 ml. Knead the dough for a long time, until it

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Judging by the appearance of these pendants, it is unlikely that anyonewill determine what they are made of. And it is quite easy to make them. Read on to find out how to do it! Salted dough recipe Ingredients: a glass of wheat flour half a glass of fine salt half a glass of water You can make as much dough as you want. It is only important to observe the proportions: two parts flour and one part each of water and fine salt. Do not take coarse salt – it will not mix with the dough properly. Procedure First of all, mix the salt and flour in a deep bowl….

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Modeling different figures from dough came to us fromancient times, this is how princes have entertained themselves for many centuries. After all, dough is a very flexible material - any figure can be made from it, so you can decorate your child's leisure time and improve your relationship. This is how fine motor skills of hands, the right hemisphere of the brain develop, and your child will develop faster than his peers. Recipes We present you the first method of preparing salted dough for wonderful crafts. So, for this we will need wheat flour (12 cups), rye flour (12 cups), water -

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Young children constantly need to develop.fine motor skills. This is because it is directly related to the development of children's speech, attention, memory, imagination and coordination of movements. Pediatricians recommend starting the development of fine motor skills as early as possible, by massaging the child's hands. As the child grows, you can offer a variety of developmental rugs, finger games, finger painting, lacing, sorters, making crafts from dough, plasticine, paper, etc. Modeling with plasticine or dough develops not only fine motor skills, but also imagination and creativity. That is why modern…

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