I love playdough activities for kids throughout the year, and December is an especially fun time for playdough activities. Today, I want to feature some creative ideas for Montessori-inspired Christmas playdough set-ups.
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I have a post with Montessori-Inspired Christmas Playdough Activities.
Montessori-Inspired Trays, Containers, and Other Ways to Set up Christmas Playdough Activities
Playdough Tray
Christmas Playdough Tray (Photo from Vibrant Wanderings)
Vibrant Wanderings prepared a Christmas playdough tray. (The blog is no longer available.)
Nutcracker Playdough Activity (Photo from Every Star Is Different)
Every Star is Different prepared a Christmas Nutcracker playdough tray. (Go to Free Printables tab at the top of the blog, then to Holiday Activities, then to Christmas Activities, and then to The Nutcracker.)
Divided Playdough Tray
I have a Quick and Easy Christmas Playdough Activity with a divided tray.
Christmas Playdough Activity Tray (Photo from Happy Hooligans)
Happy Hooligans put together a Christmas playdough activity tray using a divided tray.
Playdough Kit
Christmas Fine Motor Playdough Kit (Photo from Racheous)
Racheous created a Christmas fine-motor playdough kit. (The blog post is no longer available.)
Playdough Sensory Tub
Snow Playdough Sensory Bin (Photo from Sow Sprout Play)
Sew Sprout Play has a Christmas playdough activity in a sensory bin. (The blog is no longer available.)
Playdough Table
Christmas Playdough Table from Learn Play Imagine
Learn Play Imagine set up a Christmas playdough table.
What is your favorite way to set up a playdough activity?
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You rounded up some terrific ideas here, Deb. They all look so inviting! Thank you so much for including our “Christmas Cookie” activity! It’s an honour to be featured in your lovely collection.
Thanks, Jackie! And my pleasure … your activity is VERY inviting. 🙂