At our latest workshop with the children at The Hope Home Foundation we found ourselves getting a little messy! Inspired by the kids great reaction to texture workshops we've put on in the past, we decided to give them a little something different! We used quick-drying Plaster of Paris to make hand and footprints that the kids will be able to keep for a long time to come. The Plaster was a bit messier than we anticipated but everyone had a great time splashing around and feeling it's goopyness!
After we got everyone all cleaned up and set the plaster prints out to dry we tried out a new medium: play dough! It was a big hit with the kids, they loved squishing it between there fingers and toes, dropping and watching is squish on the ground.
All in all it was a great workshop! There were lots of smiles and LOTS of messes but the kids got to experience two very unique textures. Well worth it, I would say.
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