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December 26, 2008

Sensory Tub: Mashed Potatoes

It has been a while since I posted some of our sensory tub adventures. The most recent was mashed potatoes. What?! Powdered mashed potatoes. I put some potato flakes in a bowl for each of the girls and then filled a large bowl with water.

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Added some measuring cups for scooping water and spoons for stirrings...

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And then we got this...

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Naomi played with this for at least 2 hours. She would have played longer but it was bedtime. I should have taken a picture of what it looked like when it was all over. It isn't fun if it isn't super messy!!

Interested in other sensory tub activities? We've used straws, packing peanuts, suds n' TP, rice, screw on caps, and beans.

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Sensory Tub: Mashed Potatoes

It has been a while since I posted some of our sensory tub adventures. The most recent was mashed potatoes. What?! Powdered mashed potatoes. I put some potato flakes in a bowl for each of the girls and then filled a large bowl with water.

Img_6444
Added some measuring cups for scooping water and spoons for stirrings...

Img_6449
And then we got this...

Img_6453
Naomi played with this for at least 2 hours. She would have played longer but it was bedtime. I should have taken a picture of what it looked like when it was all over. It isn't fun if it isn't super messy!!

Interested in other sensory tub activities? We've used straws, packing peanuts, suds n' TP, rice, screw on caps, and beans.

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