April Shower Playdough Mat
April is famous for showers in the UK, so we thought it would be fun to create a playdough mat especially for raindrops! This would be fun to do on a showery spring day...
Weather Playdough Mats
Have some fun with your weather topic and get busy with playdough. These weather themed playdough mays ask you to make snowflakes, raindrops and a rainbow. More coming soon!
Cold Day Wear Playdough Mat
Use your playdough to give this boy a nice colourful hat and scarf to keep him warm on a cold day. You can laminate the mat so it can be reused.
Hot Day Wear Playdough Mat
Here's a fun playdough mat that helps teach the children about covering up from the sun on a hot day. Can they make a sun hat and sunglasses out of playdough for the girl on the picture?
Rain Playdough Mat
Here's a fun playdough mat that's perfect if you're learning about the weather! Can the children make some raindrops from playdough and make them fall from the cloud?
Rainbow Playdough Mat
Here's a simple playdough mat which could be used in many ways, but here we are thinking about spring and encourage the kids to add a sun and rainbow to the picture with their playdough.
Snowflakes Playdough Mat
You could use our snowflakes playdough mat as a counting activity by asking children to make a certain number of snowflakes - or in lots of other ways! Laminating the mat will mean that you can use it over and over again.
Sun Playdough Mat
The sun is out on this playdough mat, but it needs some rays adding to it! A fun activity for a weather topic and you can laminate the mat too so you can reuse it.
Sunny Intervals Playdough Mat
Children can use their playdough to add some more clouds to the sky on our sunny interval playdough mat, and a yellow sun too. If only it was so easy to make the sun appear in real life!
Thunderstorm Playdough Mat
The stormy scene on this playdough mat needs completing with some lightning, clouds and rain! Can the children use their playdough to finish the thunderstorm picture?
Umbrella Playdough Mat
This umbrella won't keep anyone dry at the moment! Can the kids use their playdough to finish it off?
