Playdough landforms

Materials and resources for land and water forms

Landform Diorama

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We love learning about landforms! We read about them, build them, watch videos, all the things. But one of our favorites is to play landforms games. These cards can be used to play fun group games where children draw or sculpt specific landforms for their teammates to guess. From hills and mountains to canyons and valleys, this set includes a wide variety of landforms to review. Grab the pack and get ready to play!

Landforms with playdough: hill, mountain, river, ocean, Island, volcano, plain!

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Studying landforms and bodies of water in Earth Science? Make science come alive with this easy salt dough recipe. Create your own island with hills, mountians, valleys, rivers, volcanoes, lakes, and ponds.

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Discover the layers of the Earth with this fun, hands-on playdough activity! Download a free printable to use as a guide. #kidsactivities #learnthroughplay #playdough #playdoh #homeschool #preschool #kindergarten #earth #geology #freeprintable #kidscience

Crayola's air-dry clay is so easy to work with.. it's perfect for making landform models! Once the landforms are dry, they're ready to paint!

Happy Wednesday! There are still a few hours left of the TPT Teacher Appreciation Sale! Click HERE to check out some products in my store! You can get them 28% off with code THANKYOU! We started learning about landforms last week and the kids seemed to enjoy it! After we discussed each landform, we made these cute little craftivities! The original idea was from Mrs. Nicolau, and we just modified it a bit! She has a great freebie that you can use! Today, for our first balloon pop activity, we…

This landforms and bodies of water project-based learning STEM or STEAM activity is the perfect way to follow up your students’ study of landforms with a hands on, collaborative project that combines science, art, and writing. My second graders loved creating their playdough models and researching their landforms!

Explore the layers of the Earth and what they're made of with fun planet science experiments like playdough planets and cupcake core samples.

Land and water forms free material

There's no need to purchase clay or modeling dough for your kids to play with. You can make your own air-hardening clay out of common household items. This homemade, kid-friendly clay is nontoxic and easy to work with. The recipe is simple enough that the kids can even help make the clay before playing with it.

These Mountains Do A Dot Shape Mats make perfect preschool playdough mats!

To learn more about Landforms, I created this Landforms Lapbook. It is a great hands-on activity for children to learn about different landforms.

Landform Models: Crayola makes a great air-dry clay that's so easy to use, it's perfect for little hands. Once it's dry (about 48 hours), acrylic paints really bring them to life! See more landform models, like waterfalls, mountains, and hills, in this blog post. #ActivitiesForLandforms #LandformModels #SecondGradeScience #LandformScience

Pinay Homeschooler is a blog that shares homeschool and afterschool activity of kids from babies to elementary level.