Monster Goo Sensory Dough
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Scott Tube-Free. All opinions are 100% mine.
What is more fun for a kid then getting ooey gooey and having a blast? As a parent, we want to do fun things with our kids. We don’t always have the time or the supplies for things we find on Pinterest. This recipe is super easy and only uses 3 household ingredients you’re sure to have around the house and will keep your kids playing long enough for you to get something done.
Ingredients needed:
- 1 Roll of Scott Tube-Free toilet paper
- 1 Bar of soap
- 1 Cup of water
- Optional: You can add food coloring or glitter for more fun
The steps are about as easy as the ingredients are.
First: Grate the bar of soap.
Second: Add warm water and mix. Soap will become soft and squishy in the water.
Third: Unroll the toilet paper and add to water. This is where Scott Tube-Free toilet paper comes in handy. No waste with the roll or trying to figure out what to do with it. Have your kids start squishing with their hands.
This may take a while to get to the dough stage. The kids have a good time while doing it though. If you want your dough wet and sloppy, you can add more water.
After your dough is done, have fun playing with it, and piece of mind that you can use every part and don’t have to make useless trash with the roll. Try out cookie cutters, too, to make fun shapes with their new sensory dough.
Scott Tube-Free works like a regular roll, just without the waste. I like this new toilet paper innovation. It’s the first major innovation in the past 100 years. What good is the card board roll anyway?
Did you know that 17 billion rolls are wasted annually? That is enough to fill the Empire State Building twice. Way too much unnecessary waste.
With Scott Tube-Free toilet paper rolls, every part of the toilet paper roll is usable. What better and easier way is there to contribute to a cleaner environment?
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This is such a smart idea. My toddler would totally love this sensory dough!
I’m dropping by from the Worthwhile Wednesday link party. This looks like such a fun activity for kids. Ooey, gooey fun!
I have a link party that I am trying to grow. I invite you to share this ideas (and a couple of other ones) at my Grandma Ideas Sharing Time link party at http://grandmaideas.com. My readers would love this idea as much as I do!
My link party goes from Wednesday through Friday night at midnight Mountain Daylight Time. I hope that you will be able to make it.
All the best,
Nina
Wow! That looks really neat. I have a kiddo with SPD so this would be fun to make!
My two beautiful little very mischievous girls would love this! 😉
I had no idea that Scott had tube free toilet paper! That’s pretty cool. My daughter would love this Monster Goo sensory dough. Can’t wait to make her some!
This would be so much fun to mess around with. What a great sensory activity idea.
Oh my goodness. This looks like something that my kids will definitely enjoy doing.
This looks like fun! We recently started buying our soap in bulk and refilling our bottles.
I love finding fun sensory activities to do with my little boy! Would make the perfect Halloween craft.
My daughter would love this! And we do whatever we can to do our part for the environment!
This looks like a fun experiment that’s more fun for the kids to participate in making it than for them to play with it!
how easy??? I love this idea. My kids would have a blast and make a huge mess… What fun
This looks like SO much fun! It is right up my daughters alley of interest lately! I will be doing this!
This looks like a lot of fun! My kids would enjoy this I think!
Oh my gosh! This looks like too much fun!
What a fun idea! I would have never thought of this, but this is great! Messy fun never hurt!
now that is a sensory project my daughter could have fun with! She loves the different texture feels, and I bet the toiletpaper really gives a unique feel!
What a great idea for sensory play for the kids. I have never heard of mixing toilet paper with these ingredients to get his result.
My 5 year old will LOVE this! Anything with Monster in the name is automatically a hit, but this is truly super cool for him.
My kids love stuff like this. It’s really great for stimulating so many parts of the brain.
My kids make their version of this stuff in my bathroom sink! I have to admit it is much cooler looking out of the sink and dyed green.
That seems like a great time for any kid. I don’t think sensory anything was even thought of when I was a kid.
I love it. What a fun mess idea this is. My boys would love it.