Playdough Pictionary

The Sculpting Game Anyone Can Play

To play a game of Playdough Pictionary you will need a few friends, a list of items to sculpt, and some playdough or craft clay.

Use the list below or make a list of your own. Print, cut out and fold each of the listed items and put them in a container.

Divide players into two teams. Teams take turns having one team member pull an item from the container. Players must try to mold or sculpt the item they have picked with the playdough
If after a set time the team can't guess, allow the other team to guess. Score points accordingly. Go from one team to the next till all of the items have been selected.


Word List


  • pig

  • car

  • pencil

  • dice

  • bowling ball

  • hat

  • leaf

  • bunny

  • flower

  • heart

  • spider

  • mushroom

    		•
  • hamburger

  • hockey stick

  • balloon

  • bell

  • spoon

  • star

  • television

  • snowman

  • house

  • wagon

  • tree

  • table

    		•
  • ice cream cone

  • bird

  • kite

  • fish

  • butterfly

  • pizza

  • sword

  • flag

  • turtle

  • airplane

  • baseball bat

  • block

    		•




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