Paper Plate Alphabet Craft O is for Octopus Color or paint the paper plate blue. Draw the face of the octopus. Glue, tape, or staple 8 pieces of ribbon onto the bottom of the plate for the legs of the octopus. Inspired by Artsy Craftsy Mom Try All of Our Paper Plate Alphabet Crafts
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft N is for Nest Color or paint your paper plate blue. Rip and glue pieces of a paper bag or brown paper for the nest. Cut out and glue an oval (body), circle (head), large triangle (tail), and small triangle (beak) for the bird. Inspired by Crunchy and Green Try All …
Is your tot starting to name letters, notice letters around the house, or asking how to form certain letters? If so, she’s probably ready to start playing with the alphabet! Here are some fun ways to get your tot doing hands-on learning. Ways to Play with the Alphabet I picked this giant whiteboard …
Hunt for types of bugs from A to Z with this free, printable Alphabet Bug Hunt! Get our your magnifying glasses, because tis the season to hunt for bugs! One of our favorite things to do in the Spring and Summer months has been to search, discover, and learn about insects. To make this …
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft M is for Mouse *Cut ears from construction paper or an extra paper plate. Glue them onto the mouse and add a pom pom nose, googly eyes, and whiskers. Try All of Our Paper Plate Alphabet Crafts
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft L is for Lion This is one of my favorite paper plate crafts so far! I love that N got to do a lot of cutting with this one. For the hair of the lion, I cut strips of cardstock (you can also use construction paper) and she snipped the strips …
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft K is for Kite *Cut the paper plate into a diamond shape. *Decorate the kite with markers, crayons, stickers, or paint. *Punch a hole in the bottom and tie a piece of string, yarn, or ribbon. Try All of Our Paper Plate Alphabet Crafts
Learning letter sounds is fun with tiny objects! Instead of focusing on the whole alphabet, start with just a few tiny objects and letter sounds. Sometimes sorting larger amounts of objects from our alphabet box can be overwhelming for N. So I decided to set up a matching activity for her with just …
Both of my kids LOVE Peeps! Although we can’t eat them everyday, we can have fun “playing” with them and learning too with these Peeps Themed Learning Activities. Directions: Print and cut apart the peeps. Match the uppercase bunny to the lowercase chick. Other Ideas: Put the peeps in alphabetical order. …
N isn’t ready to write letters yet, but I still want to expose her to how letters are formed and the letters of her name. So while we continue to play with playdough, use scissors, tongs, and clothes pins, and spray things with the spray bottle (all of these things strengthen wrist and hand …
We’ve enjoyed making these toilet paper tube alphabet crafts. Such a fun way to learn about the alphabet! Click on the links below for directions on each letter craft. A is for Alligator B is for Butterfly C is for Carrot D is for Door E is for Egg F is for …
This Castle Alphabet activity caught the attention of my little one and I knew I had to try it. This Castle Letter Mat is a free download (from Teachers Pay Teachers). I printed it and asked her to find certain letters to highlight. You could also match letter magnets to it. As she highlighted …