We acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as traditional owners of the lands on which we walk, live and raise our children.
We pay our respects to traditional owners past, present, future and any Aboriginal people present here today. We acknowledge the importance of children being raised with connections to culture, community and family.
View our Acknowledgement of Country
Add ingredients into a bowl and mix together.
Let children help make playdough by pouring the ingredients, mixing and choosing the colour.
Always ensure young children are supervised.
Did you know?
Playdough helps to strengthen hand and finger muscles and can strengthen hand-eye coordination and concentration.
Playdough is great to pinch, pull, roll, cut, squeeze, chop, poke and flatten.
Lots of objects can be added to extend imagination, for example:
Playing with your children builds relationships, encourages exploration, promotes growth and development, and solve problems.
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Children learn from their environment by watching, listening and doing. They learn best through play.
Understanding your child’s sleep needs, patterns and tired cues helps promote good sleep patterns.
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