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Playdough recipes - edible and non-edible
an alphabetical list of playdough activities and ideas
playdough colour themed activity ideas for children's play and adults well-being
Playdough activity ideas for children and adults  Playdough News these are continued from the front page and list all the activities, updates, stories and links that have been added to the site.

New playdough activity idea   2018 and 2019 are now archived here  
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2016 and 2017 are now archived here

News for 2020
 
 Updates new updates posted here

Playdough activity ideas for spring














Pony beads for collage and threading
buttons for collaging on the surface of playdough
Mixed wooden matchsticks
Glitter tubs to add playdough sparkle
Buy aromatherapy oils on Amazon.co.uk
Colouring playdough to add interest
Buy Play-Doh on amazon.co.uk
Buy left and right handed children's safety scissors on amazon.co.uk

   

 Playdough Recipes
 
 Edible playdough recipes
  
 Not for eating playdough recipes

     
 An alphabet of playdough

 
Aa - Bb - Cc - Dd - Ee - Ff - Gg - Hh - Ii - Jj - Kk
 

 Ll - Mm - Nn - Oo - Pp - Qq - Rr - Ss - Tt - Uu
 
 
 Vv - Ww - Xx - Yy - Zz   


 Seasonal playdough activities  
       
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Spring
 
 
Summer
 
 Autumn
 
 Playdough books  
 Colour themed playdough activities
 
 Mixed - metallic rainbow and duos
  
 Red playdough
 
 
Pink playdough
 
 Orange playdough
 
 Yellow playdough
 
 Green playdough
 
 Blue playdough
 
 Purple playdough
 
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