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| Step 1 Dissolve the salt in warm water. |
| Step 3 Gather up your dough into a ball scraping the sides to get all the flour. |
| Step 4 Use a rolling pin to flatten out your salt dough and you've got a quick simple medium for lots of crafts..... |
| Salt Dough USA Check out our Salt Dough map of the USA, a great way to learn about the shape of our country! |
| Drying Time: Let the dough dry for a day or two, or bake in a 200 degree oven. |
| How to make Salt Dough |
| Salt dough is a quick and easy dough you can whip up to use in a variety of Homeschool craft projects. Not only usually on hand, but the recipe is very simple to remember, using one part water. Suggested use for any kind of geography lesson where children are making maps and landforms. |
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| Materials: 1/2 Cup Salt 1/2 Cup Flour 1/2 Cup Water |
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| Add in the flour and use your hands to kneed the dough. |