Apple Cinnamon Oobleck ⋆ Sugar, Spice and Glitter

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Anything apple-scented smells and feels divine. This amazing apple crumble sensory dough and apple gak dough are no exceptions! We used Asia's gak dough recipe, but modified it a bit at the beginning of play to make an apple crumble sensory dough to start that resembles the texture of homemade moon sand.

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A fun fall science activity with apple oobleck made with applesauce. Fun kids science activity with Non-newtonian fluids. 2 ingredient oobleck with cornstarc.

Apple Oobleck Non Newtonian Goop Fall Science Activity

Begin with one part applesauce. We used 1/4 cup per child. Add in two parts corn starch. We used 1/2 cup per child. Allowing the preschoolers to dump the ingredients and mix the dough themselves creates independence and additional motivation to try this activity. Mix the two ingredients to combine.

Applesauce Oobleck Recipe Little Bins for Little Hands

1. Play with the Oobleck. At first, just take it out with your hands and have fun kneading it, hitting it, rolling it up into a little ball, letting it drip from your hands into the bowl, and molding it into a variety of shapes. You can also: [4] Mix and match with other colors to make designs.

Apple Cinnamon Oobleck ⋆ Sugar, Spice and Glitter

Applesauce Oobleck Each student needs: apple sauce; cornstarch; bowl and spoon for mixing; cookie tray or pie plate for experimenting; Instruction. Measure a cup of cornstarch and a 1/2 cup of applesauce into a bowl. Add a generous sprinkle of cinnamon and mix! Transfer it to a pie plate or cookie sheet for experimentation.

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To make apple oobleck, you'll need: 1/4 cup water. Add 1/4 water to your apple gak and it will turn into drippy wiggly apple oobleck! When you're all done playing with that, you can always check out this post and make it into pretend/melting ice cream for another day of play. Asia Citro at

Applesauce Oobleck Recipe Little Bins for Little Hands

How to Make Apple Cinnamon Oobleck. To make apple cinnamon oobleck, I combined: 1 cup of corn starch (corn flour to my European friends) 1/2 cup to 1 cup of apple juice. 1 generous tablespoon cinnamon. I started off by only combining the corn starch with 1/2 cup of the apple juice, and then adding more apple juice to reach my desired consistency.

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1 1/2 Cups Corn Starch. 1 Cup Water. Food Coloring. Optional: Glitter, sequins, or water beads (already soaked up with water) Put corn starch in bowl. Add food coloring to the water and stir. Slowly add water to the corn starch while stirring. It will be hard to mix at first. Mix with your hands, if you don't mind food coloring on your hands.

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Just before we were ready to play I saw Still Playing School's Taste Safe Apple Oobleck - they used cinnamon sticks in the oobleck which I thought was a great idea! So I added some cinnamon sticks and also some paper leaves for extra colour and texture. F played with oobleck for ages! The cinnamon sticks were the perfect tool for pushing.

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Mix 1 part water with 1.5 to 2 parts cornstarch. You may wish to start with one cup of water and one and a half cups of cornstarch, then work in more cornstarch if you want a more 'solid' oobleck. It will take about 10 minutes of mixing to get a nice homogeneous oobleck. Mix in a few drops of food coloring if you want colored oobleck.

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Add 5 drops of food colouring to 1/2 cup water. Stir the water and food colouring together. Add the coloured water to 1 cup of cornstarch. Mix the cornstarch and water together with a spoon. If the mixture is too dry and difficult to stir, add a bit more water. Stir the mixture until it has a consistent colour and smooth texture.

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Fall Sensory Oobleck using fall foliage and items from nature (rocks, pine cones, acorns, leaves, twigs, etc.) Back To School Oobleck: Use a crayon box for this one! Pencils, ruler, crayons, mini apple or wooden apples, play glasses, etc. Halloween Oobleck: Dye oobleck green and add to a witch's cauldron!

3 Ways to Play Apple Crumble Dough, Apple Gak, and Apple Oobleck

Oobleck for Toddler Learning. I always love to create our toddler events around something to learn about. Oobleck recipe has a lot of teachings on its own as toddler's very first science experiment, but to make it more conceptual, we used the opportunity to talk about apples.After all, we called our event MESSY APPLE PIE!

Apple Oobleck Non Newtonian Goop Fall Science Activity

For the full instructions visit: https://onelittleproject.com/how-to-make-oobleck/Learn how to make oobleck with this simple recipe! Mix water and cornstarch.

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Apple Cinnamon Oobleck - Yet another way to add to the sensory experience of regular oobeck. (From Sugar, Spice and Glitter) Color Changing Oobleck - Use the power of red cabbage (an acid/base indicator) to change the color of the oobleck. (From Kids Play Box) Dancing Oobleck - Use sound waves to make oobleck

Applesauce Oobleck Recipe Little Bins for Little Hands

To add color, use tempera paint over food coloring in order prevent any staining of hands and/or clothing. For this apple pie oobleck you can either use a combination of spices to create the apple pie scent or you can use apple pie spice. To mix the ingredients together I used a large bowl. Any large mixing bowl will do.