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31617 - Play-doh popcorn maker - this toy popcorn machine for kids ages 3 and up gets cranks buckets of pretend popcorn again and again6 accessories for silly popcorn snack mixes - add crazy candies and chocolates, squeeze silly syrup or butter, and more! The 3 plastic buckets come in different sizes just like at the Movies.6 Play-Doh cans - great for kids who love to get hands-on with Modeling clay, This play food set comes with 6 cans of non-toxic Play-Doh compound in small 1-ounce fun size cans and standard 2-ounce cans.Let imagination pop - no batteries or electronics, just some imagination and squishy Play-Doh fun! The 2 creation cards have step-by-step inspiration for more fun Play-Doh creations.Great movie night activity - add this Play-Doh Playset to your movie night party supplies to keep the kids busy, or bring it out anytime to see what pops up in their imaginations.

31607 - Play-Doh Mini Fun with Numbers Bucket. Learning about numbers has never been more funor more creative! Roll out and cut out bright and fun numbers, then use them to complete activities on your playmat or just create special math problems of your own! Either way, this creativity set and your imagination "adds" up to tons of creative, learning fun! The Play Doh brand is proud to celebrate over 50 years of colorful, creative play. Play Doh first introduced in 1956, Play Doh modeling compound has become a classic and beloved toy, used in homes and schools around the world by children of all ages. In 1956 Play Doh Brand modeling compound, a non-toxic reusable modeling compound developed by Rainbow Crafts in Cincinnati, Play Doh was demonstrated and sold in the toy department of Woodward & Lothrop Department Store in Washington, D.C. Play Doh compound is available only in one color and size, an off-white, 1.5-pound can. One year earlier, Play Doh was introduced to schools, kindergartens and nursery schools. In 1991 Play Doh compound joins Hasbro, Inc. as part of the Playskool line, when Hasbro purchased the Tonka Corporation and its Kenner and Parker Brothers divisions.