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(Unit 2) Topic 2: Playdough

2 Clock Hours of Early Childhood Education

The Giant List of Playdough Additives

Topic 2 Page 19

This is in no way an exhaustive list of playdough tools and additives that can amplify playdough playtime, but it is a very big list. Consider using some of the following items with your playdough program but use what works best for your group.

Note: Use these materials with caution and close supervision. Always be careful when bringing new materials around young children.

Animal figures
Artificial flowers or plants
Beads
Birthday candles
Blocks
Board books
Bottle caps
Bows
Brush
Bubble wrap
Buttons
Candy canes
Cardboard tubes
Child-safe scissors
Christmas ornaments
Cinnamon sticks
Colored sand
Combs
Confetti
Cookie cutters

Cupcake liners
Cupcake pan
Cups
Dyed noodles
Easter eggs
Egg slicer
Fabric scraps
Feathers
Flower pots
Forks
Garlic press
Glitter
Glow in the dark stars
Golf tees
Googly eyes
Ice cream cones
Ice cube trays
Jingle bells
Kitchen utensils
Kleenex boxes

Leaves
Legos
Marbles
Markers
Mirror
Nuts and bolts
Packing peanuts
Paper clips
Paper cut-outs
Paper scraps
Pebbles
Pencils
Photographs
Pinecones
Pipe cleaners
Plates
Playdough mats
Pom poms
Popsicle sticks
Q-tips

Rolling pin
Rubber bands
Seashells
Sequins
Spoons
Stamps
Stickers
Straw or hay
Straws
Strings of beads
Textured mats
Toothpicks
Toy bugs
Toy cars
Tree bark
Twigs
Water beads
Wooden spoons
Wrapping paper
Ziplock bags