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🎨 Play‑dough Fun!

Introduction

Play‑dough is soft, squishy, and bright. You can push, roll, and pat it. It feels nice in your hands. Let’s play and learn together!

1. Bright Colors

Red, blue, green, yellow—look at the colors!
Red is like an apple.
Blue is like the sky.
Green is like a leaf.
Yellow is like the sun.
You can see the colors, name the colors, and say them again: red, red, red!

2. Shapes and Counting

Roll a ball. Roll a ball. Roll a ball. (1, 2, 3…)
Press a flat pancake. Press a flat pancake. Press a flat pancake. (1, 2, 3…)
Make a snake shape. Make a snake shape. Make a snake shape.
Count the pieces: One, Two, Three soft rolls.

3. Feelings and Sounds

Squish! Squish! The dough makes a soft Squish sound.
Pat‑pat‑pat—your hands make a gentle Pat sound.
When you smile, the dough feels happy. When you sigh, the dough feels calm. You can make a happy face or a sleepy face with the dough.

Simple Activity – Make a Smiley Face

  1. Take a yellow ball of dough.
  2. Flatten it into a round face.
  3. Add two small white dots for eyes.
  4. Add a big red curve for a smile.

Now you have a happy, smiling dough friend! 🎉

Conclusion

Play‑dough lets you see colors, count shapes, feel happy, and hear fun sounds. Keep squishing, rolling, and creating. The world of play‑dough is yours to explore!

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