VIDALFORCE Dinosaur Jelly (12 Supplied)

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And I did not let my cress grow too much and then dry out so I could add some greenery to the swamp(!) If you live in the UK you might already know that blue jelly isn’t really something you can get hold of very easily in the supermarkets!

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Grow some CRESS in small pots and leave to overgrow for some dinosaur swamp plants (alternatively use some cut grass) Cow ( Milk • Large Milk) • Goat ( Goat Milk • Large Goat Milk) • Sheep ( Wool) • Ostrich ( Ostrich Egg) • Pig ( Truffle) If you're planning a children's birthday party and wondering how to keep kids entertained, don't panic. Traditional party games never lose their appeal and are a great way to keep your guests entertained We've rounded up 25 of the best party games for kids aged 3 to 30. From retro party games to new ideas, indoor party games to outdoor children's games, let's party! View gallery Jelly Swamp– Add the jelly to the tray and break up with a fork to achieve a gooey wet texture for the dinosaur swamp (If you don’t have jelly then you could use blue water beads – just be sure to use safe to eat beads for little ones)I hope you enjoy making your very own dinosaur swamp activity at home with your little ones – remember in creative play it’s all about the play not about what it looks like – have fun 🙂 Your Dinosaur Swamp Activity makes for a great stand alone sensory play activity but if you want to take it a little further, then why not encourage your little ones to really take care of their dinosaurs by adding a washing station for the dinosaurs to get cleaned up! However, for your dinosaur swamp, this is the perfect colour – when it is in big clumps its looks almost muddy, but when it is spread thinly on shines in the light it has a greeny blue tinge to it which works beautifully as shown below Swamp Plants – If you have grown some cress in small plant pots then you can either empty the contents into the swamp which makes it even more muddy and gooey – alternatively if you are using this with younger toddlers then you may wish to keep them in their pots if they are likely to try and eat the soil! Either way, add your cress to the swamp and you are nearly there! Dry– I also added some towels (small flannels) to use for drying the dinosaurs and so they can be wrapped up nice and warm

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The Tray– For this sensory activity we used a blue plastic tray with a white sheet of paper in the bottom so that when the jelly went on top it had more colour – you could use a clear or white tray and probably wouldn’t need to add this stepWe often see beautiful set ups and gorgeous play trays, and yes I love to set those up, but this was even more fun because it was just using up what we had! So don’t be discouraged when things don’t turn out as planned, you never know what you might come up with! For the swamp plants we used some cress that we were growing on the kitchen window sill which we completely forgot about and it grow very long and floppy and dried out a little!