Thanksgiving Play Doh Activities for Kids and Families

Introduction

Hey there, readers!

Thanksgiving is a time for family, food, and fun. And what’s more fun than getting creative with Play Doh? In this article, we’ll take a look at some Thanksgiving-themed Play Doh activities that are perfect for kids and families. So gather your Play Doh, get your hands dirty, and let’s get started!

Play Doh Turkey Craft

Materials

  • Orange, red, and yellow Play Doh
  • Black sharpie or marker
  • Googly eyes
  • Craft feathers

Instructions

  1. Roll out a large orange Play Doh ball for the turkey’s body.
  2. Roll out a smaller red Play Doh ball for the turkey’s head.
  3. Attach the head to the body.
  4. Roll out two small yellow Play Doh balls for the turkey’s feet.
  5. Attach the feet to the body.
  6. Use a sharpie or marker to draw on the turkey’s eyes, beak, and feathers.
  7. Add googly eyes for a finishing touch.

Play Doh Pumpkin Patch

Materials

  • Orange and green Play Doh
  • Black sharpie or marker
  • Toothpicks

Instructions

  1. Roll out several orange Play Doh balls for the pumpkins.
  2. Roll out some green Play Doh for the pumpkin stems.
  3. Attach the stems to the pumpkins.
  4. Use a sharpie or marker to draw on the pumpkins’ faces.
  5. Use toothpicks to create a pumpkin patch.

Play Doh Thanksgiving Feast

Materials

  • Any color Play Doh
  • Cookie cutters (optional)

Instructions

  1. Let your kids get creative and make any kind of Thanksgiving food they want.
  2. They can use cookie cutters to make turkey shapes, pies, or other festive foods.
  3. Encourage them to use their imaginations and have fun!

Thanksgiving Play Doh Activity Table

Activity Materials Instructions
Play Doh Turkey Craft Orange, red, and yellow Play Doh, black sharpie or marker, googly eyes, craft feathers Roll out a large orange Play Doh ball for the turkey’s body. Roll out a smaller red Play Doh ball for the turkey’s head. A
Play Doh Pumpkin Patch Orange and green Play Doh, black sharpie or marker, toothpicks Roll out several orange Play Doh balls for the pumpkins. Roll out some green Play Doh for the pumpkin stems. Attach the stems to the pumpkins.
Play Doh Thanksgiving Feast Any color Play Doh, cookie cutters (optional) Let your kids get creative and make any kind of Thanksgiving food they want. They can use cookie cutters to make turkey shapes, pies, or other festive foods. Encourage them to use their imaginations and have fun!

Conclusion

We hope you enjoyed these Thanksgiving Play Doh activities. They’re a great way to get creative, spend time with family, and get into the Thanksgiving spirit.

Be sure to check out our other articles for more fun and educational activities for kids.

FAQ about Thanksgiving Play Doh Activities

What are some Thanksgiving Play Doh activities?

Making turkeys, pumpkins, leaves, and cornucopias.

What do I need to make Play Doh turkeys?

Play Doh, googly eyes, feathers, and toothpicks or pipe cleaners.

How do I make Play Doh pumpkins?

Roll Play Doh into balls, flatten them, and use a fork or knife to create lines for the pumpkin ridges.

How can I make Play Doh leaves?

Roll Play Doh flat and cut out leaf shapes with cookie cutters or scissors. Use a toothpick to create veins.

What is a fun way to make Play Doh cornucopias?

Roll Play Doh into a cone shape, pinch the bottom, and fill with Play Doh or small objects like beans or beads.

Can I use Play Doh to make Thanksgiving-themed sensory bins?

Yes, fill a bin with Play Doh and add Thanksgiving-themed objects like mini pumpkins, corn kernels, and acorns.

How do I clean Play Doh mats after Thanksgiving activities?

Use warm water and a mild soap or baking soda and vinegar solution, then air dry.

What are some creative ways to use leftover Play Doh?

Create holiday ornaments, keychains, or refrigerator magnets.

Is Play Doh safe for toddlers?

Yes, Play Doh is non-toxic and made with wheat flour, water, salt, vegetable oil, and coloring.

Where can I find more Thanksgiving Play Doh activity ideas?

Check online resources like Pinterest, YouTube, and educational websites for additional inspiration.

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