LUCAS: My mom brought bowls and recipes.
DEMI: A recipe tells you what to do.
LUCAS: We are going to see which recipe is best for sculpting.
BENNETT: We're going to be making all kinds of clay.
This is oat dough.
I wouldn't think you could really make anything
besides stickiness on your hands.
It doesn't keep its shape.
It just springs back.
I wouldn't say it's good for sculpting things
that can, like, stand up on their own.
And I'm trying to make a volcano, but it won't stay up.
It's sinking.
BENNETT: To make super goop, just cornstarch and water.
Come on, try to touch it!
No way.
Touch it, touch it.
Mine is getting all bouncy.
Can I touch it?
Sure.
This super goop is so super,
I can make a big waterfall.
LUCAS: It's too runny to make a sculpture.
My recipe is for four cups of flour,
1/4 cup of salt, one cup of water, one tablespoon oil.
My play clay came out very good.
I made an elephant.
When I form Demi's recipe into a shape, it stays.
It doesn't spring back.
Demi's recipe works the best for sculpting.
See if you can make some dough that's good for sculpting.