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Playdoh Exploration

T walked over to the table full of playdoh and took a seat. He grabbed a huge hunk of playdoh and started squeezing it between his fingers and smashing it between his palms. He smiled as the dough oozed between the cracks of his fingers. 

T played in the dough with just his hands for awhile before he noticed the basket of tools sitting in front of him. His face lit up when he saw the different cookie cutters. 
"Tree!"

He picked up the tree and smashed it straight into the playdoh. 


L picked up the star and began singing quietly to herself 
"Twinkle twinkle little star..."
and then pushed it into her mound of dough. She laughed as she stamped the stencil into the playdoh repeatedly, noticing how the stars began to overlap one another creating a different pattern with the star shape. 





The two continued to work across the table from one another passing tools to one another, joining in on songs like "twinkle twinkle little star," and just enjoying the calming play. 

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