Building the Perfect Frozen Play Doh Kit

Below are the basics for the general types of items I look for to fill up a box:

• Figurines (cake toppers are often the perfect size!)
• Cookie Cutters
• Rolling Pin
• Loose Parts (like glass beads and faux jewels)
• Homemade Play Dough
• Individual Play Dough Containers
• Storage Container with Lid

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• Rolling Pin
• Frozen Figurines
• Loose Parts (like glass beads and faux jewels)

• Storage Container with Lid
• Homemade Play Dough
• Individual Play Dough Containers
• Cookie Cutters
• Rolling Pin
• Frozen Figurines
• Loose Parts (like glass beads and faux jewels)

Step 3

Use the above as a guide for deciding what loose parts, figurines, and other items you want to include.

Step 4

Close it up and cover in gift wrap if giving as a present!

Step 1

Start by making homemade play dough. You can add glitter to it or used food coloring to make different colors based on your theme. In this Frozen play doh kit, I kept it white, but you could definitely add other colors!

Step 2

Once the play dough is cooled down, add it to the storage containers.

Step 3

Use the above as a guide for deciding what loose parts, figurines, and other items you want to include.

Step 4

Close it up and cover in gift wrap if giving as a present!

The Benefits of This Frozen Play Doh Kit

We love playing with play dough in our house because it’s great for fine motor skills and sensory learning. The kids can stretch, pull, wrap, bend, and mold the play dough – all great actions for building muscle strength in the hands and fingers! 

When assembled in a kit like this, kids will also have the opportunity to experience imaginative play. They can have fun building a world with the loose parts around the figurines.

Plus, as mentioned above it is such a fun homemade gift to make for someone special!