Remember our previous post on Play-Doh? So yeah we joined the Play-Doh Roadshow in 1 Utama and had a blast!
See how excited he is? After registration we were each given 5 tubs of play-doh. Choose our spot, settled down and started! On the table, there was a ruler to aid you in your sculpture and a few cards with sample and instructions on what to create.
Getting serious now. The boy busy opening all the tubs up first. Easy to access the doh…
One obligatory pose for me first before you start 
After going thru the samples provided, Caden decided to create a turtle.
As he was busy moulding, the mama (me!) was busy looking around. The crowd is really building up! Families with kids all enjoying sculpturing together. It was a great sight. Besides individual make-shift tables for us to sculptures, on-going were Play-Doh School where kids can learn how to make cupcakes and ice-creams with the Cupcake Celebration Playset and Swirl and Scoop Ice-Cream at the Sweet Shoppe! 
Back to our own sculptures, it’s shaping up nicely… Once this is completed, Caden decided to sculpture his own stuff. 
He sculptured a robot and added finishing touches to it as his mind imagines it. It’s a really good way for children to unleash their creativity.
In the end, he created not 1 but 4 to have each sculpture representing each one of us in the family.
The turtle and hornbill is following the sample and instructions provided. The robot and snowman are his own creation.
I still remember a remark made by the person manning the submission when we submitted our pieces, particularly the Hornbill. He said nice Penguin!!! hahahahaha…… and both of us said NOoooooooo, that’s a Hornbill!
So what’s your take, does it look like a Penguin to you??
And here’s a pic of us together. Love it! Thanks for the official photographer for capturing this <3 <3
This roadshow reached what’s it aimed for on that day ~ Most Number of Play-Doh Sculptures Created in an Event. A total of 1,899 sculptures!! Whoo-hoo and am proud to have contributed 4 sculptures to it.