I love to have a variety of playdough activities available for toddlers and preschoolers throughout the year. I wanted some extra Montessori-inspired playdough mats for the seasons. So, today, I’m sharing a free winter playdough math pack (including Montessori-inspired playdough numbers and counters)! It’s an instant download, too. I also have ideas of Montessori-inspired playdough math activities to go with the pack!
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Free Winter Playdough Math Pack (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download)
To download, click here and then click on the file image in the upper right corner of the PDF to save to your computer (just choose where you want it saved).
For playdough activities, I really recommend printing out the pack on cardstock and laminating the pages. You can choose to leave borders or not. Here’s the new version of the laminator I use (and love).
Contents (and/or Related Resources)
Resources for Seasons and Playdough Activities
- Montessori-Inspired Playdough Activities 101
- Montessori-Inspired Winter Playdough Activities
- Montessori-Inspired Months and Seasons Work
- Montessori-Inspired Fall Activities
Snowball Photo Playdough Mats
Playdough Numbers and Counters
Number and Math Symbol Squares
- Ten Apples Up On Top Activities with Spielgaben
- Free Montessori Elementary Materials Online
- Montessori-Inspired Addition Activities Using Dots
- DIY Addition Strip Board and Strip Board Presentations
- Greater Than, Less Than Alligator Math Printables and Activities
Montessori-Inspired Playdough Math Activities for Winter
Montessori-Inspired Playdough Math Activities for Winter (ideas using the free winter playdough math pack)
Montessori-Inspired Printables at Living Montessori Now
My daughter, Christina (a former Montessori child), and I are partnering to bring you a series of Montessori-inspired printables. The printables are typically themed and use a number of Montessori principles (although you don’t need to be a Montessori teacher or homeschooler to use them).
The playdough mats use photos for realistic snowman and snowball images. The playdough cards and counters are a fun extension to Montessori cards and counters.
You’ll find a playdough recipe that works well for winter playdough activities along with ideas for fall playdough trays in my “How to Prepare a Simple Fall Playdough Tray” post.
More Montessori-Inspired Winter Printables and Activities
See my Montessori-inspired winter themes and activities post for a list of my winter-themed posts.
More Free Printables at Living Montessori Now
See my Free Montessori Printables category for more free Montessori-inspired instant downloads.
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