Peppermint Play dough

Peppermint Play dough a fun easy recipe to create  yummy smelling play dough that fills your classroom or home with Christmas Cheer! I use the same basic play dough recipe and change the scent to go with the theme. This year I added a lot of Peppermint extract to the dough and it really was a wonderful fresh smell to our classroom. I love that not only the children pick up the dough first thing to smell but the parents as well! Its sets the mood for everyone who enters our room!

Basic Large Play Dough Recipe

• 4 cups of flour
• 1 cup of salt
• 4 Tbs. Cream of Tarter
• 4 Tbs. oil
• 2 1/2 cups of boiling water
• food coloring
• Peppermint Extract

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I start by adding all the dry ingredient to a large bowl  and set a tea kettle of water on the stove to boil. Then in a four cup measuring bowl I add the oil, color, peppermint and when ready the water. I like to start with two cups of water. I pour into the bowl stir with a spoon to mix as it gets thick I add another 1/2 cup of water. At this point it starts to feel like dough I start adding water or flour to get the perfect texture. Water if it’s too hard and flour if it’s to sticky. I keep the dough in a plastic zip lock bag, it last this way for about a month after that it starts to dry out a bit. A new tool my Frogs love are these Alphabet Stamps, I love use them for just about every theme!

To go with our festive them we had a classroom vote Do you like Peppermint? Each Frog tasted a peppermint candy and then chose a Yes or No vote. We also had our Candy Cane of Kindness, where I add a name to the cane every time I see or hear a act of kindness.  To complete the fun the Frogs made Candy Cane stained glass for our windows!

Merry Christmas!

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