Print as many sets of these mats as you need. Laminate them or use dry erase pocket inserts for easy prep! Be sure that you have the play dough, dry erase markers, and do-a-dot markers ready at the table for the
kids to use.
Shapes Play Dough & Do-a-Dot Mats
Use these mats to help kids strengthen their knowledge of shapes, as well as develop fine motor skills using playdough and/or do-a-dot markers!
When using these mats with play dough, have the kids build small balls to build the shape shown on each mat. They will also identify the matching shape at the bottom and then cover the squares with counters or even dough to identify the matching shapes.
This can also be played in groups. Give each group the same mat and have the kids build their shape and identify the matching shapes. After they’re done, check their mats and the group with the best-looking mat (all filled with play dough) and correctly identified shapes wins!
This post was contributed by:
Yara from Sea of Knowledge
Founder of Sea of Knowledge, an ESL teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She loves creating fun activities that children and learners can benefit from. You can also find me on: Facebook and Pinterest.
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Again brilliant idea. I think we will be trying this out after Christmas.
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