Playdoh Tootie Ice Cream Set

31603 - There's nothing better than popping open a fresh can of Play-Doh modeling compound, except maybe popping open 4 fresh cans! Squish, squash, shape and show off almost any creation imaginable with 4 different colors. There's 4 ounces of hands-on fun in every can for almost endless creative possibilities!

Modelling dough made from organic corn. Gluten free guarantee. This set will allow your child to develop their imagination and motor skills thanks to the many accessories included. Eco-responsible product: all accessories and packaging boxes are made from recycled plastic or cardboard.

31602 - Hasbro Cookie CanisterFeatures and Specifications:Helps the child grow and develop mentallyThe design is cute and funHelps teach young children colors and sizesGives your child some of fun and a sense of adventureMade of high quality materialsSuitable as a gift for your children, relatives and friendsCreate a Joyful environment for your child.

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.