Fun and Easy Playdough Activities for Kids to Boost Creativity and Fine Motor Skills

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These playdough activities are perfect for sparking imagination, whether you’re shaping colorful animals, exploring emotions, or building mini landscapes. Each activity is designed to keep kids engaged while strengthening fine motor skills and encouraging problem-solving.

Pretend Play Ice Cream Shop: A Sweet Sensory Activity for Summer

There’s something magical about ice cream in the summertime—but what if kids could make their own treats without the mess or sugar rush? This pretend ice cream shop activity is the perfect blend of creativity, sensory play, and fine motor development. Using playdough, pom poms, and just a few props, children can scoop, stack, and serve up their own imaginative creations.

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Glow-in-the-Dark Play Dough: A Bright Idea for Hands-On Learning and Fun

Looking for a way to mix creativity, science, and sensory play into one exciting activity? This Glow-in-the-Dark Play Dough is a fun, kid-approved project that lights up learning—literally. Whether you’re planning a rainy day project, science unit extension, or a glow party activity, this homemade play dough adds just the right dose of wonder to your day.

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Play Dough Volcano: A Bubbling Summer Science Activity

Looking for a summer activity that blends science, creativity, and messy fun? This Play Dough Volcano checks all the boxes! It’s easy to set up, kid-friendly, and transforms a classic science experiment into an imaginative, hands-on adventure.

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The Power of Playdough Mats

Playdough is a staple in early childhood education, loved by both teachers and students for its endless possibilities. But have you ever considered how much more engaging and educational it can be when paired with playdough mats? Check out how to use playdough mats to increase learning and motor skills & grab a freebie at the end!

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Build a Spider Playdough Invitation to Play

Make your own sensory spiders with this playdough invitation.

Sand Playdough

Make your own homemade sand playdough with this easy recipe! You only need a few ingredients to make this playdough. Video tutorial included!

Playdough Emotions Activities: How To Enjoy For Learning (Free) – Rock Your Homeschool

These 15 free playdough identifying emotions activities are fantastic ways to help your kids learn about feelings.

City Play Dough Activity: Plus Free Printable Accessories

There are tall buildings, cars driving down the road, and a train zooming by! This city play dough activity is easy to set up, and lots of fun for everyone.

How To Build Your Own Forky From Play Dough

Learn how to build your own Forky from homemade play dough with this step by step tutorial! It’s a fun sensory activity for kids who love Toy Story 4!

Playdough Monsters Counting Activity

Is there any better time to do a Playdough Monsters counting activity than right before Halloween? Preschoolers and toddlers will love playing with pl

Playdough Alphabet Games

Here, we target Language Arts: alphabet letters, left-to-right letter formation and more through these playdough alphabet games.

One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish Playdough

If you’re looking for a story time activity to go along with the fun Dr. Seuss book, One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish, then look no further than this easy playdough recipe!

Six Creative Playdough Turtle Activities for Kids

In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, finding meaningful activities that capture our children’s imaginations while fostering their growth can feel like a tall order. Enter the enchanting world of creative playdough turtle activities,

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Stacie is a former first grade teacher who loves to share educational activities to help kids learn, grow, and develop! She has a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and a Master's Degree in Child Development with a focus on Mental Health. Stacie is a former first-grade teacher who focuses on creating fun educational activities and printables to help kids learn, grow, and develop. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and a Master's Degree in Child Development with a focus on Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health.

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