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Big list of objects that start with letter P

A group of my friends started doing something we are calling Toddler Time and each week we choose a letter to focus on. I realized that finding objects that start with the letter of the week can be a challenge and I thought it might be helpful to have a long list of “P” letter objects them on hand. If I’ve missed something drop me a note in the comments, I would be thrilled to add even more letter “P” objects.

Package: A container or wrapping used to hold or transport items.
Packet: A small bag or envelope that contains a specific amount or quantity of something.
Paddle: A short-handed tool with a broad, flat blade used for moving or stirring substances like water or paint.
Paddleboard: A long, narrow board used for standing and propelling oneself through water using a paddle.
Paddleboat: A small boat that is propelled by the use of paddles or pedals operated by the passengers.
Padlock: A portable lock with a shackle that is moved into a locking position by pressing down on a spring-loaded latch.
Pail: A bucket or container typically made of metal or plastic, used for carrying or holding liquids.
Paint: (washable paint on Amazon) A liquid or paste medium used to add color, protection, or decoration to surfaces.
Paintbrush: A handheld tool with bristles used to apply paint to a surface.
Painting: The act or process of creating visual art by applying paint to a surface.
Pajamas: Loose-fitting clothing worn for sleeping or lounging consisting of a top and pants.
Palette: A flat surface or board used by artists to hold and mix colors while painting.
Pallet: A portable platform or framework used to support goods during storage or transportation.
Palm: The inner surface of the hand between the wrist and fingers.
Palm Tree: A tall, tropical tree with a large, feather-shaped leaves and a trunk covered in a rough, fibrous bark.
Pampas grass: A tall, perennial grass native to South America, characterized by large, feathery plumes.
Pan: A shallow, wide cooking container with a handle and sometimes a lid, used for frying or cooking food.
Pancake: A thin, flat cake made from batter and typically fried or baked on a griddle.
Panda: A large bear-like mammal native to China, characterized by its unique black and white fur markings.
Panther: A large, powerful big cat species, known for its agility and stealth in hunting.
Pants: Outer garments covering the lower body, typically consisting of a waistband and two separate leg coverings.
Paper: A thin material made from cellulose fibers, used for writing, printing, and packaging.
Paper Clip: A small piece of bent wire used to hold papers together.
Paper Plate: A disposable plate made of paper or cardboard, used for serving food.
Paperback: A book with flexible, paper-based covers, typically less expensive than hardcover books.
Parachute: A fabric device used to slow the descent of a person or object through the air by creating drag.
Parade: A public procession of people, typically for celebration or demonstration purposes.
Parade Float: A decorated vehicle or platform that is part of a parade, often featuring colorful and imaginative designs.
Paramedic: A medical professional trained to provide emergency medical care outside of a hospital setting.
Parasol: A lightweight folding canopy used as protection from the sun or rain.
Parchment: A thin material made from animal skin, used historically for writing or printing purposes.
Parent: A person who has a biological or legal relationship to a child and is responsible for their care and upbringing.
Park: A public area of land set aside for recreational activities or leisure.
Parka: A warm, hooded coat typically worn in cold weather conditions.
Parking Lot: An outdoor area designated for parking vehicles.
Parking Meter: A device that measures the amount of time a vehicle is parked and collects a fee for that time.
Parrot: A colorful bird often kept as a pet, known for its ability to mimic human speech.
Parsnip: A root vegetable similar to a carrot, usually pale yellow or white in color.
Partridge: A medium-sized game bird often associated with the holiday season.
Party Hat: A cone-shaped hat worn at parties or celebrations, often decorated with colorful patterns.
Pasta: Italian food made from a mixture of flour, eggs, and water, typically boiled and served with sauce.
Patch: A piece of fabric or other material used to mend or reinforce a garment or surface.
Patio: An outdoor area adjoining a house, typically used for dining or recreation.
Pavilion: A freestanding structure or building, often open on one or more sides, used for shelter or entertainment purposes.
Pea: A small, round, green seed or vegetable often used in cooking or as an ingredient in dishes.
Peach: A juicy, sweet fruit with a fuzzy outer skin, typically yellow or orange in color.
Peacock: A large, colorful bird with long tail feathers that is known for its distinctive eye-like patterns on its feathers.
Peanut: A small, oval-shaped nut that grows underground and is commonly eaten as a snack or used to make peanut butter.
Peanut Butter: A creamy spread made from ground peanuts, often used as a topping for bread, crackers, or celery sticks.
Pear: A sweet, juicy fruit with a narrow, rounded shape and a green or yellow skin.
Pebble: A small, smooth stone that is typically found on beaches or riverbeds.
Pebble beach: A beach or shoreline covered in small, rounded pebbles instead of sand.
Pebble stone: Another term for a pebble, referring to a small, smooth stone often used for decorative purposes.
Pedal boat: A small boat that is powered by pedaling, usually with two or more passengers.
Pedestal: A support or base on which a statue or other object is placed.
Pedicure: A cosmetic treatment for the feet and toenails, typically involving a trim, shape, and polish.
Pedometer: A device that counts the number of steps taken by a person, often used to track fitness or activity levels.
Pegs: Small, cylindrical or tapered pins used to fasten or secure objects together.
Pelican: A large water bird with a long, pouched bill and a large throat pouch used for catching fish.
Pelvis: The basin-like structure formed by the hip bones, which supports the spine and protects internal organs.
Pen: A tool used for writing or drawing, typically consisting of a cylindrical tube filled with ink and a pointed tip for making marks on paper.
Pencil: A writing instrument made of a thin, cylindrical graphite core encased in a wooden or plastic barrel.
Pencil sharpener: A small device used to sharpen the tip of a pencil by shaving away the wood and exposing the graphite.
Pendant: A decorative piece of jewelry that hangs from a chain or cord and is worn around the neck.
Pendant necklace: A necklace that features a pendant as its main focal point.
Pendulum: A weight suspended from a fixed point, swinging back and forth under the force of gravity, often used in clocks or as a decorative element.
Penguin: A flightless bird found in the Southern Hemisphere, known for its black and white plumage and its ability to swim.
Penny: A small unit of currency, typically the lowest denomination in many countries.
Pentagon: A geometrical shape with five straight sides and five angles.
Pepperoni: A spicy, cured sausage typically made from pork and seasoned with pepper and other spices.
Peppers: A group of vegetables known for their fleshy, often colorful, fruit, typically used in cooking for their spicy or sweet flavors.
Perfume: A fragrant liquid typically made from a mixture of essential oils and alcohol, used to give a pleasant scent to the body or surroundings.
Periscope: An optical instrument that allows one to see objects that are not in direct line of sight by using a system of mirrors or prisms.
Pet: An animal kept for companionship, often receiving care and attention from its owner.
Petunia: A flowering plant with large, trumpet-shaped flowers, commonly grown in gardens for their bright colors and long-lasting blooms.
Pheasant: A game bird, often hunted for sport or raised for its meat, with distinctive colorful plumage and a long tail.
Photocopier: A machine that makes copies of documents or images by using photographic techniques.
Photograph: A picture or image captured by a camera or other photographic equipment.
Piano: A musical instrument with a keyboard and strings that are struck by hammers when the keys are played.
Piccolo: A small, high-pitched musical instrument similar to a flute, often used in marching bands or orchestras.
Picket fence: A type of fence made from wooden pickets or stakes that are evenly spaced and attached to horizontal rails.
Picket sign: A sign held by a protester or demonstrator, often attached to a picket or pole, to convey a message or opinion.
Pickles: Vegetables or fruits that have been preserved by immersion in a solution of vinegar or brine, often flavored with herbs or spices.
Picture: A visual representation or image captured through various mediums, such as painting, photography, or drawing.
Pie: A baked dish typically consisting of a sweet or savory filling enclosed in a pastry crust.
Pig: A domesticated mammal raised for meat or as a pet.
Pillow: A soft cushion used to support the head or other body parts while sleeping or resting.
Pin: A thin piece of metal with a sharp point at one end, used to fasten or hold things in place.
Pincers: A gripping tool that consists of two levered arms and is used for grasping or holding objects.
Pine tree: A type of evergreen tree with needle-like leaves and woody cones.
Pineapple: A tropical fruit with a rough outer skin and sweet, juicy flesh.
Pinecone: The woody, cone-shaped reproductive structure of a pine tree.
Pinwheel Easy Pinwheel Decorating Kit/Craft) A toy or decoration consisting of paper or fabric cut into a wheel shape and attached to a stick, which spins when blown by the wind.
Pipe: A hollow tube used to convey fluid or air.
Pipe organ: A large musical instrument that produces sound by directing air through a series of pipes.
Pirates: Individuals who engage in acts of robbery, typically at sea.
Pizza: A savory dish consisting of a round, flat bread base topped with tomato sauce, cheese, and various toppings.
Placemat (Placemat Decorating Kit/Craft) A protective pad or mat placed on a table, typically used during meals.
Plaid shirt: A shirt with a pattern of intersecting horizontal and vertical stripes of different colors.
Plane: An aircraft that is designed for flight and has fixed wings and an engine.
Plants: Living organisms that typically have leaves, stems, and roots, and use sunlight to produce food through photosynthesis.
Plate: A flat, usually round dish that is used to hold or serve food.
Platypus: A semi-aquatic mammal native to Australia, known for its unique combination of features from different animals.
Playground: An outdoor area designed for children to play and engage in recreational activities.
Playing Cards: A set of rectangular cards used for playing various games, typically numbered or illustrated.
Playpen: An enclosed play area for young children, typically made of plastic or mesh.
Pliers: A hand tool with two hinged jaws used for gripping, twisting, or cutting materials.
Plough: A farm tool used for cutting furrows in the soil in preparation for planting seeds.
Plum: A soft, round fruit with smooth skin and a stone in the center.
Plumage: The feathers of a bird collectively.
Plunger: A rubber suction cup attached to a handle, used to create a vacuum for plunging, typically used to clear clogged drains or toilets.
Pocket: A small pouch or compartment, typically sewn into or on clothing, used for carrying small objects.
Poet: A person who writes poetry, often characterized by their use of language and creativity.
Pogo ball: A toy consisting of a hollow rubber ball with a handle on top that allows the user to bounce and hop.
Pogo Stick: A recreational device consisting of a pole with a spring mechanism at the bottom, used for jumping and bouncing.
Polar Bear: A large white bear native to the Arctic regions, known for its ability to swim and hunt on ice.
Polaroid: A type of instant camera that produces self-developing photos.
Police: A civil force responsible for maintaining public order, preventing and detecting crime, and enforcing laws and regulations.
Polo shirt: A short-sleeved knit shirt with a collar and a placket with two or three buttons.
Pom Poms: Decorative fluffy balls made of yarn or other materials, often used in cheerleading or as party decorations.
Pomegranate: A fruit with a tough outer skin that encases many seeds surrounded by juicy, sweet-tart flesh.
Poncho: A waterproof garment, typically in the form of a large square or rectangle with a hole in the center for the head, worn as a protective covering.
Pony: A small horse, typically under 14 hands (56 inches) in height at the withers.
Popcorn: A type of corn that puffs up and becomes light and fluffy when heated, often eaten as a snack.
Poppy: A flowering plant with vibrant, showy flowers, often symbolizing remembrance.
Porcelain: A type of ceramic material made from clay and other minerals, often white and translucent, commonly used for making dishes, tiles, and decorative objects.
Porcupine: A small, spiky mammal known for its sharp quills that it uses for defense.
Porthole: A small, circular window, typically found on ships or submarines.
Possum: A small to medium-sized marsupial native to Australia and North America, known for its nocturnal habits and ability to play dead when threatened.
Postcard: A small rectangular piece of cardstock, often with an image on one side and space for a written message on the other, typically sent via mail to share greetings or travel updates.
Poster: A large printed image or text displayed on a wall or surface for advertising, decoration, or informational purposes.
Pot: A round or cylindrical container with an open top and usually a handle or handles, used for cooking or storing food or other items.
Potato: A starchy, tuberous crop that is a staple food in many countries, known for its versatility and ability to be prepared in various ways.
Potato Chips: Thin, crispy slices of potato that have been deep-fried or baked until they become crunchy, typically enjoyed as a snack.
Pottery: Objects made from clay or other ceramic materials, such as vases, bowls, or sculptures, often created by shaping and firing the clay.
Pram: A small carriage with four wheels, typically used to transport infants or young children.
Prawn: A marine crustacean resembling a small lobster, often used as a food source.
Praying Mantis: A carnivorous insect known for its distinctive stance and ability to capture prey with its specialized front legs.
Prescription: A written order from a medical professional, specifying the medication, dosage, and instructions for use, to be filled by a pharmacist.
Press: A machine or device used to apply pressure, often used for printing, flattening, or squeezing.
Pretzels: A baked bread product typically twisted into a knot shape, often sprinkled with salt and enjoyed as a snack.
Princess: A female member of a royal family, often regarded as the daughter or niece of a king or queen, and known for her regal status and privileges.
Printer: A device that produces a hard copy of digital information, such as documents or images, onto paper or other media.
Projector: A device that projects images, videos, or presentations onto a larger screen or surface for viewing by a larger audience.
Pudding: A sweet or savory dessert with a soft, creamy texture, often made with milk, sugar, and various flavorings or additives.
Puffin: A seabird with a stocky build, brightly colored beak, and distinctive markings, typically found in the Northern Hemisphere.
Pulley: A simple machine consisting of a wheel with a grooved rim and a rope or chain that runs along the groove, used to lift or move heavy objects.
Puma: A large, carnivorous mammal also known as a cougar or mountain lion, native to the Americas.
Pumpkin: A large, round, orange fruit typically associated with autumn, often carved into jack-o’-lanterns or used as an ingredient in various dishes.
Punching Bag: A sturdy, hanging bag filled with materials such as sand or fabric, used for practicing punches and other strikes in various combat sports or for exercise.
Puppet: A movable figure or character, typically made of cloth or wood, controlled by strings, wires, or the hands, used for entertainment or storytelling.
Puppeteer: A person who manipulates puppets or marionettes to bring them to life during a performance.
Puppy: A young dog, typically known for its playful and energetic nature.
Purple Cabbage: A variety of cabbage with leaves ranging from dark purple to deep red, commonly used in salads or as a colorful addition to meals.
Purse: A small bag, typically made of fabric or leather, used to carry personal items such as money, keys, or cosmetics.
Pushpin: A thin, pointed pin with a round or flat head, often used to hold items such as papers or notes to a bulletin board or wall.
Puzzle: A game or problem that requires thinking, ingenuity, or skill to solve or assemble, often involving pieces that fit together to form a picture or pattern.
Pyramid: A geometric structure with a polygonal base and triangular faces that meet at a single point known as the apex, often associated with ancient Egyptian architecture.
Python: A large, nonvenomous snake found in tropical and subtropical regions, known for its impressive size and ability to squeeze and swallow prey whole.