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Activity SheetsNo. 3807 · The 2026 edition

Free Printable Halloween Playdough Mats

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free printable halloween playdough mats
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You'll need

Tips

  • Great for a quiet afternoon activity at home or a Halloween play station in the classroom.
  • The mats encourage kids to shape, roll, pinch, and squeeze dough to complete each picture.
  • Laminate or sleeve the mats so they can be used over and over again.

The list

  1. 01

    Jack-O'-Lantern Playdough Mat

    Fill pumpkin shape with orange dough; add different eyes, noses, mouths for many faces.

  2. 02

    Bat Playdough Mat

    Roll out the bat's wings and add spooky details; builds fine motor skills.

  3. 03

    Ghost Playdough Mat

    Use white dough to fill the shape; give the ghost silly or scary faces.

  4. 04

    Witch's Broom Playdough Mat

    Practice rolling long thin shapes; brown or black dough for handle and bristles.

  5. 05

    Monster Playdough Mat

    Friendly one-eyed monster; kids add arms, legs, or funny features to make it unique.

  6. 06

    Spider Playdough Mat

    Use black dough for the spider's body and legs; works fine motor skills.

  7. 07

    Haunted House Playdough Mat

    Good for storytelling; decorate windows and doors, add ghosts or bats flying by.

  8. 08

    Cauldron Playdough Mat

    Fill with green dough for a bubbling witch's brew; add pretend eyeballs or worms.

  9. 09

    Potion Bottle Playdough Mat

    Invites experimenting with bright colors while filling the potion bottle.

  10. 10

    Candle Playdough Mat

    Add flames with orange or yellow dough; build wax drips for a haunted-house look.

  11. 11

    Spider Web Playdough Mat

    Roll long thin strands to fill the web lines; make it white or colorful, add a spider.

  12. 12

    Candy Corn Playdough Mat

    Roll yellow, orange, and white dough into each section; practices colors and patterns.

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