Thursday, 19 June 2014
Goop
Following on from our Milo Dino Fizzy small world play, I put together this simple sensory tub for Dooey. He is approaching an age where he expects to have everything that Wugs has, so I put together a mixture that looks and smells like the concoction in the small world play, but is safe for him to eat. I used this recipe as a rough guide: Goop Recipe
What we used:
3 cups corn flour/starch
1 cup water
1 tbsp brown food colouring
1/3 cup of Milo chocolate drink powder
I mixed the ingredients in a saucepan over a very low heat and then emptied it into a tub in the bath. I stripped down Dooey (remembering to put a swimming nappy on him this time - after the little peeing incident during our flour bath play!). It wasn't long before his big brother discovered us and joined in the fun
Goop can also be an interesting science experiment. It acts like a liquid when it is poured, but acts like a solid when force is exerted on it. Here is a site that explains the science behind Goop (or Oobleck - as it is also known).
What we used:
3 cups corn flour/starch
1 cup water
1 tbsp brown food colouring
1/3 cup of Milo chocolate drink powder
I mixed the ingredients in a saucepan over a very low heat and then emptied it into a tub in the bath. I stripped down Dooey (remembering to put a swimming nappy on him this time - after the little peeing incident during our flour bath play!). It wasn't long before his big brother discovered us and joined in the fun
Goop can also be an interesting science experiment. It acts like a liquid when it is poured, but acts like a solid when force is exerted on it. Here is a site that explains the science behind Goop (or Oobleck - as it is also known).
Labels:
baby,
science,
sensory tubs
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