Y is for Yellow, a paper plate alphabet craft that is a great addition to your letter of the week curriculum or a book that you are reading. Paper Plate Alphabet Craft Y is for Yellow Hunt for yellow items in your craft supplies. Draw a letter Y on the plate and have your …
X is for Xray, a paper plate alphabet craft that is an engaging, hands-on way for your child to explore letters. Paper Plate Alphabet Craft X is for Xray Directions: Cut a paper plate into a rectangle. Use a white crayon to draw bones on the paper plate. They will be invisible. Your child …
Explore letters visually with alphabet constellations. Use toilet paper tubes, construction paper, rubber bands, and a pin to make your own alphabet constellations. Look into each telescope toward the light and name the letter constellation that you see! You could also name the letter sound or a word that starts with that letter. …
W is for Whale, a Paper Plate Alphabet Craft can lead to great discussions, interest in other topics, and a hands-on experience with the alphabet. Paper Plate Alphabet Craft W is for Whale Directions: Paint or color 2 paper plates (blue). We had blue plates already on hand so we used those. Draw …
V is for Vase, a paper plate alphabet craft, is great for a gift, a pretend play prop, as well as exploring the letter V. Paper Plate Alphabet Craft We made so many of these. They were a part of the play kitchen, being sold in her play store, and we even put a snack …
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft U is for Umbrella Fold a paper plate in half. Staple, glue, or tape the ends (on the outer edge) together. Cut the bottom of the umbrella (the fold of the paper plate) into a pattern as shown. Decorate the umbrella. Staple, glue, or tape a pipe cleaner or candy cane …
I have three kiddos. M is almost 6 and in full-day kindergarten, G is newly 2, and baby G is almost 4 months old. It’s a lot. Many days I feel like I’m working to just keep everyone alive. Ha! Lately, the biggest challenge has been keep G happy while I’m nursing a baby going …
For his second birthday in May, G got THIS awesome t-ball set. He wants to be hitting the ball now ALL THE TIME. So, I invited some of his little toddler buddies over to play t-ball (no pictures of that, as I was too busy chasing after balls!) and then make a fun baseball craft. …
Spice up your Summer with The Activity Mom’s 8 Week Summer Challenge! This week is all about PAINTING! Which activity will you try? For each of the 8 weeks of Summer we will challenge you to try one new activity. Pick one activity from the themed list and try it any time during the week. …
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft S is for Snake Paint or color the paper plate. Cut the plate into a spiral, working from the outside in. Draw the eyes and the letter Ss. Try All of Our Paper Plate Alphabet Crafts
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft R is for Rooster Trace your child’s hand and let her cut it out. Glue it to the top of the rooster’s head. Draw the eyes. Cut out and glue a yellow or orange triangle. Glue it under the eyes. Cut out and glue a red squiggly shape. Glue it next …
Paper Plate Alphabet Craft Q is for Queen Cut a crown from another paper plate or a piece of paper. Glue jewels, pom poms, or stickers onto the crown. Draw the Queen’s face (googly eyes optional). Create a Letter Qq necklace (We used a dot stamper and glued on the paper letter Qq.). Try All …