Our copy of Fantastic Beasts & Where to find them arrived this morning yay!! aside from the popcorn & fizzy-lite drinks we'll be enjoying later, this leaf, twig & forest themed playdough activity idea formed from a seemingly never ending desire to promote trees! Forage and gather a collection of sticks and sprigs from a range of different shrubs - garden or hedgerow and use rolled lengths of green playdough as the trunks of your Bowtruckle bodies.   resources for this activity About Bowtruckles and Wand Woods on Pottermore.com Green playdough recipe or Play-Doh on amazon.co.uk Green craft stems and scissors      Coloured matchsticks and larger sticks   Printables: Wand-Wood trees & Bowtruckle guard   Bowtruckle assembly    Print the sheet to paper or card. Cut around the coloured Bowtruckle image in a square and fold the image over along the upper leaf edge so that the solid green section becomes the Bowtruckle's backing. With a glue stick, secure these two sides together and then cut close to the outline. Laminate and trim again Use the pointed end as a spear tip and insert it into rolled lengths of playdough.   The Woodland Trust trees and wildlife       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            Winter      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    Brown playdough    Black playdough    Grey playdough    White playdough  Home  Contact    About this website        Buy playdough products      In the playdough tool box      Playdough activities by age              Benefits of playdough    Sensory playdough activities