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Playdough mats: fill-the-picture, number, letter mats

Playdough mats — A landscape mat titled "FINISH IT" with a large drawn bare tree on the left and a large drawn plain cupcake on the right, each with generous empty space where dough will go, a small drawn ball of dough and a rolling pin in the corner, a thin rounded border., bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded corners, clean vector

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Reading 1Finish the picture
Reading 2Number mats
Reading 3Letter mats

A laminated picture with something missing that dough completes: a face without hair, a tree without apples, a number with empty dots to press. These nine cover fill-the-picture mats, number mats and letter mats, each in three finishes. Ask for a different subject and the same mat format carries it.

  • a preschool playdough or fine-motor table
  • a laminated dough mat set
  • a number or letter recognition activity
  • a quiet-time independent center

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each mat is composed landscape at a clean letter/A4-friendly crop, ready to print and laminate.
Can I get a different subject, like an animal or a shape?
Yes — the direction field takes any subject, and the same fill-the-picture format renders it.
Are the numbers and letters exact, or placeholders?
Digits and letters print exactly as shown; the dots and outlines a child presses dough onto are the blank part.
Do these come with playdough?
No — these are the printable mats only; dough is supplied separately by the classroom or family.

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