Product Description

Make the most creative creatures ever with this amazing foam clay. Unlike other clays and doughs, Play Foam is virtually mess-free, it never dries out and it can be used again and again. Transform your creations with an assortment of wiggly eyes, feathers, beads, craft straws and chenille stems.

Kit includes five blocks of PlayFoam - (2 oz/57 g) each - in assorted colors, wiggly eyes, assorted feathers, chenille stems, assorted straws, beads, instructions and ideas. Contents may vary slightly from those shown or listed.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #59788 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Creativity for Kids
• Model: 1715
• Dimensions: 11.00" h x 7.70" w x 4.40" l, .50 pounds

Features

• Super-Popular Play foam
• 5-Bright colors
• Virtually mess free
• Never dries out
• 5 & up

From the Manufacturer
Make the most creative creatures ever, with this amazing foam clay. Set includes: super-popular Play Foam tm. In five bright colors. Unlike other clays and doughes, Play Foam tm. Is virtually mess free, it never dries out and can be used again and again. Transform your creations with an assortment of wiggly eyes, feathers, beads, craft straws and pipe cleaners.

Customer Reviews

kids like it
The kids like this alot the playfoam itself isn't messy at all, more clean than play doh. It's all the little pieces, feathers, rolly eyes etc. that have me picking up alot. Kids like it I suppose thats what counts!

A big hit with the grade school crowd
I gave this product as a gift to a very bright seven year old who promptly turned it into all manner of interesting shapes. It has generated hours of entertainment with no mess or foul odor.

Playfoam vs Playdough
I purchased this because of a newspaper article which indicated it was rated as one of the 10 highest preferred toys by CHILDREN. The newspaper indicated this could be for a child as young as 3, (my granddaughter is nearly 3), though the package says age 5. I had not actually seen this product and did not know what to expect, but I believe I expected "foam" of some type. Actually this product is very tiny styrofoam balls that are held together by an invisible sticky substance. We did not allow her to use the Playfoam unsupervised, but under supervision she loved making snakes and balls. When compared to Playdough, it was much easier to clean up if some dropped on the floor and even from the play surface. It held together fairly well, though the bulkier substance does not allow for fine molding like Playdough. Therefore don't plan to sculpt it. Details needed to be added by the accessories that came in this "activity set" such as eyes, windows, feathers (kind of a disaster because all parts of them would stick and it was nearly impossible to remove the little "balls" from the feather) Colors do not blend like Playdough--therefore mixing blue and pink will not give you lavender but is like pointillism due to the individuality of the styrofoam balls.