Crayola Model Magic
I love Crayola Model Magic
As a modeling clay, it has more resistance than play-doh, so it requires more strength to pinch and poke it. It air dries, and is very light once it has dried. I have made pencil grips out of it, and have used it on resting hand splints as a finger separator. Since it is light, it didn’t add much weight to the splint.
Think outside the box. What uses can you come up with for Model Magic?
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Tonya is a pediatric Occupational Therapist, and loves creating things to work on skills and solve problems.
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The Doris Huntington (an experienced art teacher) recommends using Model Magic to cover aluminum foil sculptures: http://www.theartannex.com/2010/05/thankful-critter.html