Cinnamon Playdough Recipe {Smells Amazing!}
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We’ve been making all sorts of naturally scented playdough lately and recently whipped up a batch of yummy-smelling cinnamon playdough.
Oh, it smells SO good! You know how much we love our homemade playdough (especially scented with essential oils or spices)! For the full cinnamon playdough recipe, as well as play ideas, continue reading below.
What You’ll Need
- A batch or two of our one-pot playdough
- Cinnamon
- Cookie cutters
- Gems, stones, buttons, beads, pom poms, or other similar items to use with your cinnamon playdough
- Mini rolling pin
Related: Ground Cloves Playdough Recipe {Smells Divine!}
Making the Playdough
Begin by making a batch or two (we typically make one batch per child) of our one-pot playdough.
This is our tried and true recipe that is super easy to make.
Or, make our no-cook playdough using a stand mixer – SO EASY!!
After you’ve made your playdough, allow it to cool a few minutes and then carefully plop it onto a sheet of parchment paper.
While it cools, you can take out your additional supplies needed for this cinnamon playdough activity and place them in your divided tray.
Once your playdough has cooled enough to handle, simply make a bit of an indentation in your playdough, add 2 teaspoons of ground cinnamon in the middle of your playdough, and fold your playdough over and over until it has been incorporated. Note: I’ve read about the dangers of cinnamon powder to children if inhaled, so I keep the cinnamon away from the kids but once it’s mixed into the playdough it’s safe.
Related: Gingerbread boy playdough mats printable
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Cinnamon Playdough Playtime!
Once your playdough has cooled and the cinnamon added, place it into your divided tray, along with the other materials, and invite your child to play. We made a simple invitation to play and set out some glass stones, pom poms, mini rolling pins, cookie cutters, and gems. Miss 17 months really enjoyed pressing pom poms and gems into her playdough.
Everyone had fun rolling their cinnamon playdough out and using the cookie cutters to make yummy scented creations.
Continue reading below for more and then feel free to check out these activities from other bloggers:
We also made a batch of ground cloves playdough and vanilla playdough and used those along with the cinnamon playdough. They all smelled so good!
Related: Gingerbread playdough recipe
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Looking for more playdough recipes? Be sure to check out our other recipes + play ideas:
- Lavender playdough
- Peace and calming playdough
- Lemon playdough
- Fresh herb playdough
- Christmas tree scented playdough
- Pumpkin pie playdough
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