24+ Easy Homemade Playdough Recipes That Preschoolers Love

This slow cooker playdough recipe couldn't be any easier. Add the ingredients together and let the slower cook work its magic. Your preschooler can even help you mix all the ingredients together.

Create fun glitter playdough to add a little sparkle into your child's life. People of all ages will love this fun and easy glitter playdough recipe.

Use pumpkin pie spice or a combination of other spices (nutmeg, cinammon, etc.) to create this fun Fall homemade playdough recipe. This homemade recipe would be perfect for treat bag for that Fall festival party.

Our children are going to love when we make this fun playdough. Use this pigment and create a one-of-kind playdough experience. Just make sure your little one doesn't put this is their mouth. Probably best for preschool-aged and above.

Don't get frustrated with not having all the ingredients when you go to make homemade playdough. This homemade playdough recipe is perfect for a more natrual playdough and using ingredients you probably already have in your pantry.

Create this fun and soft playdough for preschoolers using only cornstarch and lotion. Add food coloring for a fun tie-dye look.

Instead of adding food coloring to the recipe above, try uses scented night time lotion to create this sensory playdough.

Use baby oil and flour to create this soft (no cream of tartar) homemade playdough. This dough is perfect for inclusion in DIY sensory bins.

Looking for a more natural playdough recipe? Try this simple recipe. Optional: add a few drops of essential oils of your choice to your playdough.

This simple playdough recipe uses only flour, salt, water and optinoal Kool-aid for coloring. You can make this a no-cook or cook playdough verision.

Alum powder can be found in the baking aisle or ordered online and food-grade quality. It normally can be used for old pickle recipes but it helps give this homemade playdough a soft and creamy texture.

Use senstive shaving cream and cornstartch to create this soft and fun playdough recipe. This recipe may be a little more crumbly than normal playdough, but will be a fun new texture for your preschooler to try out.

Instead of lotion, use conditioner of your choice and cornstartch to create this new sensory experience for preschool-aged children and above. Be aware that you must monitor your chilren with this recipe as you do not want them eating this.

Create this fun sensory activity using potato starch, flour, polysorbate 80 and coconut oil. Add glitter or food coloring to add your own spin on this easy homemade playdough.

If you are looking for a fun no-cook and edible playdogh recipe, here it is. Encourage createive play with this fun ice cream shop idea and have loads of fun with your family.

You could modify this jello homemade playdough for any season. Just change out the color of jello used and have fun all year round.

Use gluten-free flour in this homemade playdough recipe so that ALL kids can enjoy playing with playdough. Using nautral coloring also keeps this playdough recipe completely safe. No need to worry if someone takes a close wiff or lick!

Instead of gluten-free flour this gluten-free playdough recipe calls for white rice flour. Just make sure you go lightly on gel food coloring.

Use frosting and powdered sugar for this sweet playdough recipe. Your children will have a blast playing with this fun and edible playdough. Get out those cookie cutters and have a lot of fun.

Use peanut butter, honey and powdered sugar for this edible playdough recipe. The next time you need a fun activity, just look in your pantry and create!

Who doesn't love Nutella? Add powdered sugar and Nutella together to make this fun and yummy homemade playdough.