This paper aims to study the effect of bottle puppet art in the intervention of attention deficit disorder in 5-6-year-old children. Methods: An experimental method was adopted. In a senior class of a kindergarten, 40 children with attention deficit disorder were selected through the Vanderbilt ADD Parent Rating Scale. They were randomly divided into a bottle puppet group and a control group, with 20 children in each group. Both groups received regular quiet training, sensory perception training, anti-interference training, etc. The bottle puppet group participated in a series of bottle puppet art therapy activities on the basis of regular intervention training. The results showed that the children in the bottle puppet group had a significant increase in the duration of attention concentration and the degree of concentration, showing an obvious difference from the control group. This indicates that bottle puppet technology can effectively improve the attention level of children. The results of this study provide new ideas and methods for early childhood education practice and have promotional value for enriching the intervention strategies for children’s attention.