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Home-Made Chalk




Source of Recipe


Ezine


List of Ingredients




1/2 cup water
3 T plaster of Paris
Tempera Paints
small Dixie Cups (bathroom size)

Recipe



Mix water and plaster of Paris together.
Add the color of dry tempera paint that you wish your chalk to be.
Pour the mixture into small dixie cups and let stand until hard. This may take a few hours, so have the kids take the mixture home as a party favor.