100+ Objects That Start With P

Here is a huge list of objects that start with P! These kinds of lists are great because can be used for lots of different endeavors such as reading, writing, preschool activities, alphabet games, vocabulary, lesson planning, word games and more.

So, whether you are looking for spelling words for your third graders, or you are simply wanting to plan some alphabet activities for your preschooler, I hope this list of more than 100 items that start with P will inspire you.

From pancakes and peaches to penguins and polar bears there are a ton of practical items to choose from. So let’s get started! Here are 100+ objects that start with P:

Objects that Start with P List

Foods that start with P:

• Papaya
• Passion Fruit
• Pancake
• Parsnip
• Pasta
• Pea
• Peach
• Peanut
• Peanut butter
• Pear
• Pepperoni
• Pepper
• Pickles
• Pie
• Pistachios
• Pineapple
• Pizza
• Plum
• Popcorn
• Potato
• Potato chips
• Pork
• Pomegranate
• Pretzels
• Pudding
• Pumpkin

Animals that start with P:

• Panda
• Panther
• Parrot
• Partridge
• Peacock
• Pelican
• Penguin
• Pet
• Pheasant
• Platypus
• Pig
• Pit Bull
• Polar bear
• Pony
• Porcupine
• Pomeranian
• Porpoise
• Possum
• Prawn
• Puffin
• Puma
• Puppy
• Puggle
• Python
• Praying Mantis

Household Objects that start with P:

• Package
• Packet
• Padlock
• Paint
• Pail
• Painting
• Palette
• Pan
• Paper
• Paperclip
• Paper plate
• Pedestal
• Pegs
• Pen
• Pencil
• Penny
• Photograph
• Picture
• Pillow
• Pin
• Pinwheel
• Placemat
• Plants
• Plate
• Pliers
• Playing cards
• Poster
• Pot
• Puzzle

Clothes:

• Pajamas
• Pants
• Parka
• Penny loafer shoes
• Pantaloons
• Polo shirt
• Pencil skirt
• Peacoat
• Pocket
• Poncho
• Purse

Outdoor items that start with P:

• Palm tree
• Pansy
• Peony
• Peaks
• Petunia
• Pinecones
• Prairie
• Pond
• Pumice

Travel:

• Paddle
• Parachute
• Pickup truck
• Police car
• Propeller
• Paddleboat
• Plane
• Postcard

Music:

• Pan flute
• Panpipe
• Percussion instruments
• Pipe Organ
• Piano
• Piccolo

Space:

• Pallas (an asteroid)
• Pan (a moon of Saturn)
• Pandora (moon of Saturn)
• Pisces (constellation)
• Planets
• Planetarium
• Pluto
• Polaris (constellation)
• Probe
• Pulsar

Personal/body:

• Palm
• Pancreas
• Pelvis
• Pinky
• Pituitary gland
• Placenta
• Pupil
• Plasma

Random objects that start with P:

• Plough
• Pogo stick
• Pom poms
• Puppet
• Projector

Objects that Start with P for Kindergarten and Preschool 

Preschoolers and kindergartners often associate words with the alphabet letters as they are learning. These words not only help with letter and sound recognition but also serve to build their vocabulary. With that begin said, its really helpful to have a list of familiar words and objects you can draw from when you need it.

Therefore, I’ve picked out a few common items that start with P to use as these reference-point words.

*Note: For preschool and kindergarten resources check out the printable Preschool Daily Skill Builder OR the  Kindergarten Daily Skill Builder for daily skill-building in six different areas, including letter recognition and beginning reading.

Objects that start with P for Kindergarten and Preschool:

• Pig – The pig sleeps in the barn.
• Paper – I am going to make a paper airplane.
• Pencil – I always use a pencil when I am doing my math.
• Pond – Jim likes to catch fish from the pond.
• Pajamas – My mom told me to put my pajamas on and get ready for bed.
• Puppy – My parents gave us a new puppy for Christmas.
• Pan – Mom cooks the eggs in the pan on the stove.
• Pie – We ate a slice of apple pie for dessert.
• Pillow – My pillow is soft and fluffy.
• Pear – My mom make a pear pie, from the fresh pears we picked yesterday.
• Panda – Jill saw a panda bear at the zoo today.
• Peach – The fresh peach was sweet and juicy.
• Plate – Dad has a lot of food on his plate.
• Package – The package didn’t arrive on time but that’s ok.

More Words that Start with Letter P Plus a Free Printable

For more than just objects that start with P, check out the full P Words for Kids List. And while you are there, get the free P Words for Kids learning pack! This printable activity resource includes a P word list, letter tracing cards, as well as, handwriting and vocabulary pages!

Note: Get ALL the  Words for Kids by Alphabet Resources! Visit the Words for Kids by Alphabet list and get the word lists and free printables for each letter of the alphabet.

Objects that Start with P Vocabulary Activities

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Before you go, I’m going to give you a few ideas of ways you can use the ‘objects that start with P’ list. These activities help to build skills in reading, writing, letter recognition, vocabulary, and spelling. Check them out!

• Read Picture Books That Highlight Objects or Words That Start with P – Grab a letter p book list, look around your home, or take a trip to the library and get some books that feature objects that start with P. Not only is reading aloud to your kids so beneficial it is a fun and easy way to learn new P words! (Note: Here are a couple examples for P word books to start with: The Pigeon Wants a Puppy by Mo Millems and If You Give a Pig a Pancake by Laura Numeroff.

• Make Objects that start with P Posters – Provide your students with a large poster and a list of items that begin with P. Have them fill their posters with these words in large fun-shaped letters. Encourage them to get creative and provide them with mixed media (eg. crayons, markers, paints, etc.) to use. To take it a step further, you can have them define or illustrate the words as well.

• P Object Scavenger Hunt – Plan a scavenger hunt for finding object that start with P! You can strategically hide some around the room, or you can simply set a timer and see how many things they can find that start with the letter P.

• Write Poetry Using P Words – Another fun way for kids engage with objects that begin with P is to have them write a poem about one. An acrostic style poem or even a simple couplet would be a great place to start!

What would you add to the ‘Objects That Start with P’ list?

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