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How to Make a Year-Long Playdough Word Work Literacy Center

By Leslie Simpson · About 11 minutes to read this article.

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You can create a playdough literacy center that lasts all year long. This is how I set up, organized and maintained a playdough word work center in my kindergarten classroom.

Year Long Kindergarten Playdough Literacy Center

It's my belief that students learn faster and are more successful when they can manipulate things. This same belief applies to literacy skills.

When students can manipulate objects (not just handling paper or worksheets) it feels more like play and is more age-appropriate.

It begs the question - how much more manipulative can you get than play dough?

Seriously.

I was determined to create a literacy center that taught students some key things... and not just how to play with playdough (which I knew if not carefully constructed, they would default to).

So - let's get to it. Let's set up, organize and maintain a literacy center that uses playdough as the key component to improving word work skills!

Set up

To make this a smart literacy center - we'll need to set up this center for success. Here's what we need to consider:

  • Students access and use all materials correctly, independently.
  • Students clean up this center without any teacher intervention.
  • Students learn while manipulating playdough using guiding workmats, cards, and playdough tools.

Remember - the reason we create literacy centers is so that students can continue to learn on their own so that it allows you, the teacher, to meet with students in small groups.

So, the set up for this playdough center needs to be simple, age-appropriate and also offer choice.

Playdough Center for Kindergarten with Letter Stamps Holder

If you don't offer students choice - you end up with behavior problems, lack of motivation and students won't differentiate work for themselves.

Directions Poster

Let's start with the directions and offering choice. I put all of the options (though I don't teach every option at once) onto a literacy center poster.

The star at the top of the poster indicates that students have a choice as to which activity they pick when they come to this center.

Each of the activities listed is standards-based. It's included in the Playdough Word Work Pack.

Playdough word work literacy center for kindergarten with common core standards

Eventually - they won't really need this poster - but it's super handy. I use it every day when rolling out centers at the beginning of the year, it's helpful to substitute teachers and administrators during walk-throughs, and it allows me to redirect students simply: "What are you going to work on today?"

This poster and the picture icons help me to teach exactly what to do (and what not to do) at this center so that all students can use the materials correctly and - ta-daaah - independently.

Printed Workmats and Cards

If you give a kid just playdough, they're gonna play. Which is alright during choice time, but not what we're going for during literacy centers.

So, you need to give them guidance without you being there.

How do we do that?

The answer is workmats or work cards.

Using laminated work cards and workmats lets students stamp or put playdough right on top of the guide so they can stay focused.

I created five different activities for students to use while at the playdough word work center. You can have them too!

Playdough Word Work Center in Kindergarten {You can too!} KindergartenWorks

The most simple activity to introduce at the beginning of the year is forming letters. Kinders use the workmats to form the letters using playdough "snakes." Black and gray dots show how many strokes and where to start.

The five activities cover:

  1. letter formation (read here for more about letter formation)
  2. abc order
  3. sight words
  4. cvc word building
  5. rhyming or word families

Having such a broad range of skills that students can work on means that they can use playdough all year long.

Boom.

Smart teacher. Smart kids.

playdough literacy center for kindergarten

Purchase the Playdough Word Work Center

Here's what other teachers are saying about the Playdough Word Work Center printables:

One of the best purchases I've made! Great for practice, very well made and a HUGE bang for your buck! - Stacie M.

Can't wait to use this! I love how it grows with the students! - Kami N.

So fun for my students to use during stations. I use different parts all through the school year. - Laura D.

This is my students favorite center to visit! Just print and laminate! - Deborah W.

Now let's look at other tools help focus this center on learning.

Basic Playdough Tools

Remember to keep the center simple - but offer the correct tools so that students can do this center and learn without you.

Play dough Letter Cards for Kindergarten Literacy Center

Playdough tools:

  • small rolling pins
  • lowercase letter stamps

Students can always flatten playdough with their hands, but using a small rolling pin (affiliate link) can make the work more fun. But skip any playdough shapers, knives or shape cookie cutters for this center. That sends a mixed message on what they can do at this center.

You only need lowercase letter stamps to make this center last! I want my students to focus on lowercase since that's what they'll see most often in print.

Stamping CVC words in playdough for kindergarten literacy center

These Lakeshore letter stampers are great quality. Here is another kind of playdough letter stamp I've found on amazon (affiliate link).

For cleaning up - you might not need much at all. Teach them how to use a ball of playdough to stamp up other small pieces for quick clean up. If it's part of what you teach up front, then they will model that too.

If tables seem gritty afterward, teach students how to use wipes (if your school has them on supply) or a spray bottle with 1-2 drops of dish soap and a paper towel to clean their tabletop workspace. They are totally capable of doing this without teacher help.

Model it, teach it, expect it.

Organization

The key to organizing a playdough literacy center is to make it age-appropriate.

You'll love that it doesn't take much for this center to come together.

Playdough Word Work Center in Kindergarten with Letter Stamps from Lakeshore

Here's what I recommend:

  • basket or bin(s) for rolling pins and workmats/cards
  • tupperware or zip baggies for playdough
  • some type of holder or container for letter stamps

Remember - the goal is the use of tools and clean-up without teacher intervention.

So, whatever you choose, make it simple so that students can do it on their own.

I liked to use a basket for workmats and work cards. I liked to bind cards or mats together to make sets.

I personally liked to use 4 tupperware to hold the playdough in separate tubs for students. Pick ones that are easy-open, easy-shut. But you could easily use zipper-top baggies too.

Kindergarten playdough center to work on reading skills

We had a letter stamp holder from Lakeshore, but those aren't available anymore. I found this replacement playdough letter stamp stand that'd work pretty well.

Tip! If you let students transfer their work onto a clipboard (or dry erase board) it becomes a portable way to share and show off their work to the class during share time.

Maintainance

I'm not one for making new centers all the time. That's why I try to work smart. I want this playdough literacy center to last all year long.

I don't mean completely set it and forget it - but a little maintenance can make the work we do to teach a center go a long way.

Here's how I believe we can keep the center from feeling stale for my kinders, yet, makes it smart work for me.

Playdough Word Work Center in Kindergarten {You can too!} KindergartenWorks
This center is loved by Meredith's Classroom

So, with this particular center, I would introduce forming letters first, followed by ABC order work cards.

But I'd only put out a handful of letters and a small set of ABC order cards to begin.

As time goes on I'd:

  • add more cards or trade them out
  • teach a new activity

Other than adding or replacing cards and keeping a fresh playdough stash - once you've made this center - it's pretty much ready to go.

Open-Ended

I feel like it's worth mentioning how I make this center open-ended.

Someday I'll write a post about how if you have "fast finishers" or kids saying, "I'm done. What do I do next?" then you're doing it wrong... but for now, let me explain how I set up this literacy center (as I do for all of them) to be open-ended.

making sight words with playdough stamps and snakes in kindergarten literacy center

First, students keep working at their literacy center until I signal it's time to clean up. This means they stay and continue working. What do they do until the time is up?

The choose which activity from the directions poster they want to do. If they tire of that one activity, they simply pick another.

Differentiation

Often students will gravitate towards their own comfort level of activity in the playdough center. Students who need to work on letter names and sounds will stick with the letter formation cards and ABC order cards.

Students ready for more will work on more.

But if you have some higher level students - or have students ready for more, then I've got your back. I've created a playdough extension pack that has more sight words, focuses on manipulating letter sounds in short words and letter fluency.

Playdough Word Work Center in Kindergarten {You can too!} KindergartenWorks
Playdough extension pack activities

We usually used the extension pack after Christmas.

Some students may want to stamp out sight word sentences, like, "I like my dog." I always gave that type of extending-their-own-learning my stamp of approval.

With my students reading on a second-grade level, I had them stamp their own individual spelling lists in the dough in place of sight words.

Building Your Classroom Playdough Stash (Recipe)

Homemade playdough was always my go-to way to keep this center stocked. Usually, we had parent volunteers make the playdough for us - which was amazing.

Classroom Playdough Recipe

A fresh, new batch of playdough was always a highlight.

Soft, squishy, fun.

To make it easier on you (and your parent volunteer) here is a quick, free printable you can use to thank your volunteers and give them a recipe that is perfect for the classroom.

Parent Volunteer Letter to Make Classroom Playdough in Kindergarten

This playdough recipe for the classroom will hold up for at least a month of being played with every day.

You can always add a little water to help rehydrate it.

Classroom Playdough Recipe - Free Printable

Download Free Classroom Playdough Recipe

It's a great recipe and just perfect for your word work center.

One batch is enough for 2-4 kinders to share. You can easily store it in Dollar Tree tupperware or opt for zipper-top slide baggies.

Store Classroom Playdough in Zipper Top Bags

I only ever had out one color at a time - just to make it easy - but do whatever works for you.

Are you ready to get playdough into your classroom and take learning to an independent, hands-on level?

Then snag your Playdough Word Work Center Activities Pack today.

What Teachers Are Saying

There is a LOT in this pack. When I first printed it I only laminated the letters so my kids could form them with playdoh snakes. I went through and laminated the rest this summer. These are going to be an amazing center. I also found more sturdy (and cheaper) letter stamps on Amazon. I am excited to use this more thoroughly this year.

- Joyce M.

Great resource. Easy to use. Extremely engaging!

- Joan A.

I can't wait to use these word work activities next year! I know the kids will love them- who doesn't love playdough? I also love giving parents the opportunity to make & send in the playdough.

- Janet B.

Can't wait to use this! I love how it grows with the students!

- Kami N.

My students use this resource over and over again. It is particularly helpful for the goal of manipulating phonemes. The variety of skills addressed makes differentiation a snap. This is appropriate to use the entire year.

- Stacey King Medd

Leslie, I love this purchase! SERIOUSLY! I can see this as a center from day one of kindergarten and with the resources you created, I can use it long into the spring! Excellent quality with clear graphics that will allow my kiddos to be independent. Thank you for a great product!

- Deedee Wills

There you have it - how I set up, organized and maintained a playdough word work center in my kindergarten classroom. You can do it too!

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Year Long Playdough Literacy Center for Kindergarten Word Work
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About Leslie Simpson

Leslie is the teacher behind KindergartenWorks. She believes in teaching kinders how to be pretty incredible along with teaching them to read, write and think for themselves. She enjoys drinking hot tea, making mud pies with her three kids and sharing what she's learned with teachers.

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  1. Donna Williams says

    June 15, 2016 at 5:03 pm

    I have this set of stampers too. But all that I've used it with is a mat that I made bordered with all of our sight words for students to work with. I love your missing letter mats! But I don't love the Lakeshore holder for these stamps. My friend has one and the stamps are always leaning over and tangling up with the other stamps. My dad made me a holder based on the design of the wooden scissor racks. The stamps are suspended in the holes. The holes are just spaced out a little more. I'm planning on ordering a second set of these stamps this year.

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      June 15, 2016 at 9:36 pm

      Very cool - thanks for sharing Donna!

      Reply
  2. Nicole says

    July 12, 2012 at 5:48 pm

    Man, I thought I was good with incorporating dough but I am in love with this. Now that I am home schooling just my one kiddo with special needs, this is a perfect way for her to work on just the literacy skills without having to put out too much energy on the motoric ones. I have other centers for that! THANKS:)

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      July 19, 2012 at 1:47 am

      Thanks for sharing your thoughts Nicole! It's great to hear how you can use it in your home. Hope she loves it!
      - Leslie

      Reply
  3. Lornamarga says

    March 10, 2012 at 5:55 pm

    Hi! I just purchased your play dough unit and I am also missing the three letter word mats. Thanks for all you do! Also, I was curious, do you make a few books with the pages lamenated and bound or a class set?

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      March 10, 2012 at 6:09 pm

      Hi! Take a look at the file while on your computer (page 4) and click on the image to get the link to view what I use in my classroom. It should lead you to a dropbox file that you can view. I generally make 3 sets (so up to 3 kinders can do the same activity together) and have them bound a few pages at a time. I have a few letters bound together, a few sight words and a couple of CVC pages. You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to touch base!

      Reply
      • Lornamarga says

        March 12, 2012 at 10:28 am

        I found them! Thanks again! I have so enjoyed reading your blog and getting further insight from a veteran kinder teacher!

        Reply
  4. Catherineletner says

    February 22, 2012 at 12:09 am

    I purchased your play dough unit and I went to Lakeshore to get the letter stamps, and my students love this learning station.
    Thanks for sharing your inspiration. I will be purchasing some of your other units in the future.

    Reply
  5. Carolina says

    February 18, 2012 at 7:05 pm

    wow this is such a great idea! thank you for sharing.
    Caroline:)

    Reply
  6. Kristie says

    January 01, 2012 at 9:07 pm

    Thanks for the awesome ideas! My word work center is going to be so much fun when we get back from vacation!

    Reply
  7. Kcal88 says

    December 23, 2011 at 11:22 am

    I ordered your word work packet from Teacher's Notebook and love it! I found the rhyming cards you created here on your blog but did not see the cvc cards. Is that someting I need to purchase as well? Thanks for sharing!

    [email protected]

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      December 23, 2011 at 1:10 pm

      Hi Kcal! Thanks for asking, see if the link works on the bottom of page 4 (click the picture of the cvc cards) on the pdf you purchased. Id that doesn't work for you, I'll be glad to email you so you can view them as I created them for personal use within my classroom.

      Reply
  8. Lindsey Whyte says

    October 16, 2011 at 9:28 am

    Leslie I'm still hoping to get your CVC letter books. My students love the other play dough centers and keep asking me what the other picture is on my sign (from your unit). If you could email it my way I'd be very grateful!
    Lindsey
    [email protected]

    Reply
  9. Katy Loftin says

    October 10, 2011 at 9:53 am

    I am in LOVE with these ideas! I've always had playdough as part of my fine motor center, but I love the mats you created. Thank you so much for sharing!!!

    Katy
    Kindergarten Katy

    Reply
  10. Sophia Segebart says

    September 20, 2011 at 11:53 pm

    Woo hoo! I just ordered your packet from TPT and gave my printer a late night workout. I can't wait to use these with my class!!! The CVC words didn't come through though. Can you email them to me? Thanks soooooo much!

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      September 21, 2011 at 10:02 pm

      Sure thing Sophia - just emailed you!

      Reply
      • Sophia Segebart says

        September 26, 2011 at 12:40 am

        Thank you! My kiddos love this!

        Reply
  11. Julie Cureton says

    September 06, 2011 at 7:36 pm

    Hello,
    I am new to this website. My cousin, who is also a teacher just introduced me to it. How do I buy your play dough center?

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      September 06, 2011 at 10:08 pm

      Hi Julie - welcome. This is just my blog where I share ideas and freebies and whatever I feel like writing about 😉 So I hope you find a few things of value on here as you look around. My playdough word work pack is available here: http://teachersnotebook.com/product/kindergartenworks/playdough-word-work-pack-literacy-center-activities. Have a wonderful day - and thanks for touching base!

      Reply
  12. Jnfarlow says

    September 06, 2011 at 1:17 pm

    I love your playdough word work center! I really liked the spelling three letter words cards, but I couldn't find how to print them off. Is there a link to them or can I get them from the TPT site? Thanks so much... I love it!

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      September 06, 2011 at 4:34 pm

      So glad you love it!

      Reply
  13. Amy Harp says

    September 05, 2011 at 8:22 am

    I can't wait to try the playdough word work!! I need to run by lakeshore first! 🙂 Could you please email me the CVC pages? I ordered the set and they didn't come through. Thank you so much for sharing all of your ideas!!
    [email protected]

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      September 05, 2011 at 2:23 pm

      Amy, I sent you an email!

      Reply
  14. Carmen Kaemingk says

    September 04, 2011 at 5:59 pm

    Hi Leslie,

    I just ordered your word work set ( most of it is cut and laminated already)! And I picked up the stampers at Lakeshore today! I didn't get the CVC cards. How do I get those? Thanks!

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      September 05, 2011 at 2:25 pm

      Carmen,
      I sent you an email!

      Reply
  15. Auburny says

    August 25, 2011 at 11:20 am

    Hi! I'm printing out the books now for the start of school in 2 weeks- could I trouble you for the cvc sheets too? Thank you!!!! I love it!
    [email protected]

    Reply
  16. Nicole says

    August 18, 2011 at 1:39 pm

    I am missing the cvc words from my download. Would you please e-mail it to me? We love your work! Thanks for sharing!
    Nicole

    [email protected]

    Reply
  17. Debra Marinaro says

    August 11, 2011 at 5:50 pm

    I ordered your dough packet a few weeks back. Just realized that I did not see the cvc words?? It looks like others are getting it through email? Also....have your created the same thing for math. I also have the number set from Lakeshore. I was going to make my own but didn't want to recreate if you have already done the same for numbers.

    Thanks,
    Deb
    [email protected]

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      August 11, 2011 at 10:19 pm

      I will email you.

      Reply
  18. Lorrie Thorne Hartnett says

    August 07, 2011 at 9:36 pm

    Thanks for the dough packet. I just downloaded it and I love it. Could you please email the cvc word cards to me? I can't get them to download.
    Thanks,
    Lorrie
    [email protected]

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      August 07, 2011 at 9:40 pm

      Sure thing Lorrie - your email is on its way!

      Reply
  19. Tonia Vento says

    August 02, 2011 at 2:34 pm

    Hi,
    I bought your Play dough center , but can't find the three letter words on your website. Can you help me?
    Thanks,
    [email protected]
    K teacher
    Tonia in Redlands,CA

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      August 02, 2011 at 3:29 pm

      Sure thing Tonia! I am emailing you right now!

      Reply
  20. Susanacosta6 says

    August 01, 2011 at 10:36 am

    It's my favorite center!

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      August 01, 2011 at 3:19 pm

      Thanks Susan for sharing!

      Reply
  21. Chrisielam says

    July 21, 2011 at 2:02 am

    hi- thanks so much, love this pack, purchased it, loaded up my ink and printed out to laminate. i was wondering is there a special way to get teh CVC cards, i was able to get the rhyming ones but i've tried so many times to open up the CVC ones and can't. please let me know, thanks, chrisitna

    Reply
    • Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

      July 21, 2011 at 12:48 pm

      I am sending you an email Christina!

      Reply
  22. Maureen says

    July 19, 2011 at 9:13 am

    I just loved your word work with playdough activities. I am so excited to get it ready to use in my classroom. I tried to click on the extra mats you get for free and it wasn't coming through. I was wondering if you could email it to me? I got the word family one, but the one where they stamp the letters for the words would not come up. My email address is [email protected]
    Thank you...

    Reply
  23. Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

    July 10, 2011 at 11:16 pm

    Lindsey,
    They are all in a pack on TPT, Teachers Notebook and AtoZ. You can get them wherever your preference lies! Thanks! So glad you're excited!

    Reply
  24. Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

    June 27, 2011 at 1:28 am

    Cindy, Thanks spells volumes. You're welcome!

    Reply
  25. Leslie @KindergartenWorks says

    June 27, 2011 at 1:28 am

    Lindsey,
    They are all in a pack on TPT, Teachers Notebook and AtoZ. You can get them wherever your preference lies! Thanks! So glad you're excited!

    Reply
  26. Lindsey W says

    June 27, 2011 at 1:24 am

    Thank you so much for inspiring me to order the stamps and put this in place right away in the fall! I love it! In the past all I had was my kids making letters and I had not thought about the rest of what I could do! Do you have the mini letter books and cards on TPT or on google?
    Lindsey
    http://www.whytewater.blogspot.com/

    Reply
  27. Cindy says

    June 26, 2011 at 11:16 pm

    I am going to have to find a more powerful word than THANKS to show my appreciation for your hard work! But for now...THANKS Leslie!

    Reply
  28. Pam says

    May 04, 2011 at 11:29 pm

    Hi I just bought your playdoh word work. I love it!! But I can't get the freebies 🙁 (The poster, rhyming/word families and parent playdough letter are all downloadable free) I clicked on the picture but nothings happens. I have signed on to my account. Could you send them to me by email?
    [email protected]

    Reply
  29. KindergartenWorks says

    March 30, 2011 at 1:57 am

    Thanks Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Berg! So glad to hear that it gives your first graders the "focus" they need. Mine sure do sometimes!
    -Leslie

    Reply
  30. Mrs. Berg says

    March 29, 2011 at 10:22 pm

    I love how you created work mats for the dough stampers. I teach first grade and have this in a center as an early finisher activity. The work mats are great for giving them more direction as to what to stamp. LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing =)

    First Grade School Box

    Reply
  31. Mrs. Morris says

    March 28, 2011 at 9:40 pm

    I love this! I wish I had thought of this when I was teaching Pre-K!

    Reply
  32. KindergartenWorks says

    March 28, 2011 at 5:21 pm

    Thanks Lauren - I hope your kinders love them like mine do!

    Reply
  33. Lauren says

    March 28, 2011 at 4:25 pm

    I love these activities! I just bought them and can't wait to share with my students!!!

    Reply
  34. KindergartenWorks says

    March 13, 2011 at 8:46 pm

    Thanks Stephanie! It all depends... Some I make from scratch, most that I find, I modify to fit my kinders' needs 🙂

    Reply
  35. Stephanie says

    March 13, 2011 at 7:37 pm

    I LOVE YOUR CLIPART!!!! Where do you get it from??

    Reply
  36. KindergartenWorks says

    March 07, 2011 at 8:02 pm

    Hi Caitlin,
    On page 4 - click on the image for the CVC stamping word sheets (bottom row, middle picture). That should take your directly to the download so you can see what I created for personal use within my classroom. Let me know if you need any more help via e-mail ([email protected])!

    Reply
  37. Caitlin says

    March 07, 2011 at 5:50 pm

    I can't find the spell the 3-letter word sheets. I bought and downloaded the set on tpt but don't see them. Am I just missing them?

    Reply
  38. KindergartenWorks says

    January 31, 2011 at 8:47 pm

    Wow - thanks Kristen! So glad you love it - my kinders do too! I sent you an e-mail tonight. We'd love to be a part of what you share with your followers. Fun!

    Reply
  39. lovetwoteach says

    January 30, 2011 at 11:27 pm

    I just bought your Playdough Word Work Pack on TPT, and OMG!!!! I LOVE IT!!!! I would love to feature you guys for a giveaway on my blog. I think more teachers need to know about your stuff. I am using it in my first grade class!!!! Great stuff! Let me know if you would be interested in a giveaway on this pack. Kristen
    first-grade-teachers.blogspot.com
    make-my-blog.blogspot.com

    Reply
  40. KindergartenWorks says

    January 28, 2011 at 6:55 pm

    I've packaged the materials together on TPT based on your requests. Thanks ladies! Here is the entire pack - enjoy and we'd love to see pictures of your kinders learning!
    -Leslie

    http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Playdough-Word-Work-Pack-Literacy-Center-Activities

    Reply
  41. Ashley Nichols says

    January 24, 2011 at 9:23 pm

    WOW!! I LOVE this!!! Is all of this on TpT??? I have to have it! It is the perfect addition to my Word Work Daily 5 choice!!! 🙂

    Reply

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