Discover a wide range of playdough activities for kids that encourage creativity, fine motor skills, and sensory exploration. From fun playdough molds to imaginative creations, these activities are perfect for engaging children in hands-on learning and play!
Hand a preschooler a lump of play dough and watch what happens. It gets squished, rolled, smooshed and (let’s be honest) occasionally tasted. These alphabet playdough mats take all that squishy energy and point it right at the ABCs. Each mat has a big upper and lowercase letter to fill with dough, six beginning sound … Read more
These 2D shapes playdough mats make learning shapes hands-on. Kids roll and press playdough along 13 shapes, from circles and triangles to hearts and stars. Each shape comes with real-world picture clues, like a triangle shown as a sailboat, a hanger and a slice of pizza, so kids start spotting shapes everywhere. Ages 2 to … Read more
Have a little one who loves dinosaurs? These dinosaur playdough task cards let them build 18 prehistoric pictures, from a T. rex and Triceratops to a fossil, a dinosaur egg and a footprint. Twelve fact cards print on the back with pronunciations and kid-friendly facts, so kids learn while they squish. Great for home or … Read more
These printable alphabet roads turn handwriting practice into playtime. Every letter is a little road, and kids park a toy car at the start and drive along the dashed lane in the correct formation order. Saying the letter name and sound as they drive makes it multisensory, and it builds the muscle memory for writing … Read more
These emotions playdough mats help kids name and talk about big feelings. Kids build a face with playdough to show silly, shy, sad, angry, worried, happy, upset, surprised or excited. Each mat has an “I feel ___ when…” prompt, so after they build, kids share a time they felt that way. A blank “Today I … Read more