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I used McCormick neon nutriment coloring, about 1/4 to 1/2 tsp diluted in about 3 tbsp moisten. The colors are winning and nontoxic - but firm to wash off hide and may stain vestments. Next time I muse I'll try washable watercolor represent.

1/4 cup of each color was way more ink than we needed for seven kids... we needed more containers, but less full.

Straws act better cut in moiety for young kids - otherwise the lengthy straws protect to tip cups over and cast paint drops.

Yoplait yogurt drinking-bout work absolutely well for this sort of substance - because the base is wider than the jaws, they don't tip over as easily as other revels.

Oh! and I loved using writing plates in place of coverstock document - the paper stood up truly well to being wet (as it's designed to do that!) - and as a reward, it's difficult for a bantling to blow the represent right off of the lamina onto the table under. It made for a lot less mess.

If anyone has any other tips I'd delight in to hear them - we're doing this with a whole bump of kids (with appearance of truth 30+, though hopefully not all will be prejudiced at the same moment) later this month.

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