Give new life to your Potato Head Sets with this fun Roll and Build Dice game using play dough!
My little ones had so much fun creating some pretty interesting looking Play Dough Spud Creatures all the while sneaking in some math skills like number recognition!
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On a sheet of paper write out what each number of the die equals; 1= eyes, 2= nose, etc.
Grab some play dough and your are ready to roll and build a play dough spud!
Along with our Mr. Potato Head pieces, we also used a bag of body part accessories from CraftProjectIdeas that can be used in clay, play dough, etc.
They were the perfect size for this activity.
However, it was fun to mix and match different pieces to make a crazy looking Play Dough Spud!
Fun Play Dough Preschool Game
One player simply rolls the die and adds that piece to his/her play dough.
Continue taking turns rolling the die and building your own unique play dough creature.
Have fun! I know my kiddos sure did!
More fun with Play Dough:
- Letter Formation with Play Dough from Still Playing School
- Bug Lab - A Fun Bugs Kids Math Game from Learning 2 Walk
- Learning with Playdough Letters and First Words Flash Cards from Crafty Mama in ME
- Play Dough and Alphabet Beads from Mom Inspired Life
- DIY Play Dough Tools To Explore Texture from Play Dough & Popsicles
- Playdough Scene Creation from Powerful Mothering
- Simple tools for making words with play dough from The Kindergarten Connection
- Initial Sounds with Play Dough Cutters from Adventures of Adam
- Learning Letters with Playdough {Learning with Playdough Tools from Squiggles and Bubbles
- Letter Sound Activity with Play Dough Tools from Raising Little Superheroes
- Patterns and textures with Play Dough Rollers from Play & Learn Every Day
- Phases of the Moon from Edventures with Kids
- Scissor Skills Practice with Play Dough from Modern Preschool
- Count & Smash Play Dough Math Activity from Stir the Wonder
- The Ultimate DIY Play Dough Kit for Toddlers and Beyond from Lemon Lime Adventures
- Play Dough Exercise for Thumb Wrap Pencil Grasp from Sugar Aunts
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