We love to find creative ways to write the alphabet! Today I'm sharing a set of ideas for making letter P. It was easy to come up with ideas for making letter P - what a great letter! You may have seen my letter writing stations for letter K. I decided to do the same thing for letter P. My Four had a hard time being patient when I was setting this up and couldn't wait to get ... Read More
Letter P Crafts
Today we're sharing 9 letter P crafts to create with your preschooler or kindergartner! Letter P Crafts Pepper Prints Painting with vegetables is always fun! We had a huge pepper crop in our garden this year, so we grabbed a few that had seen better days, split them down the middle, cleared out the seeds, and made pepper prints. Prickly Porcupine My Four saw this ... Read More
Letter P Songs & Rhymes (free book!)
Print this free letter book for a collection of letter P songs and rhymes! Letter P Songs & Rhymes (free book!) Here are the songs and rhymes in the little book: Patty Cake Patty cake, patty cake, baker's manBake me a cake just as fast as you can.Pat it and prick it, and mark it with BAnd put in the oven for baby and me! Miss Polly We say this one, but you can use this tune if you'd like to sing it. Miss Polly ... Read More
Writing Letter J
Today I'm sharing a few ideas for teaching kids who are writing letter J. (This post contains affiliate links.) We're finishing up our letter J activities with this post! Here are some ways to teach preschoolers to write the letter J. Put plastic craft jewels on a block letter J. Write a letter J in jam! My preschooler had to use two fingers so the J was wide enough to ... Read More
Jello Sensory Play
If you're looking for a colorful sensory activity, try some Jello sensory play! We're moving through the alphabet, and I share a sensory idea for each letter. We played with coins in cloud dough for letter C, created a farm in a box for letter F, and hunted for magnetic objects for letter M. What to do for letter J? Jello, of course! I bought three boxes of Jello at the grocery store. ... Read More
Number handwriting pages
I've shared three sets of handwriting pages for preschool and kindergarten for the upper and lowercase alphabet. Now I've got you covered with pages for writing numbers, too! Handwriting pages for writing numbers For preschoolers just starting to write their numbers, I recommend my Numbers of All Sizes handwriting pages. Your child starts on at the red dot and follows the arrow to write ... Read More
Letter J Crafts
Today I'm sharing five fun letter J crafts for preschoolers. J is for Jewels I printed a letter J and gave my boys each a pile of colorful jewels from the craft store. I put down the globs of glue for my Two. Jupiter Marble Painting I printed a giant circle on a piece of paper and put it in a box. We poured red, yellow, brown, white, and orange paint (the colors of ... Read More
List of nursery rhymes and songs for letter J (free printable book!)
Today I'm sharing a list of nursery rhymes and songs for letter J. Print out the free letter book so you and your child can enjoy them over and over again! List of nursery rhymes and songs for letter J (free printable book!) Each of the books in my Little Letter Book collection contains six nursery rhymes and songs for a particular letter. Here are the songs and rhymes you'll find in the Little Letter J Book: Jack ... Read More
Writing Letter D
I like to share a variety of ideas for writing each letter of the alphabet. Today we're writing letter D. (This post contains affiliate links.) As part of our letter D activities, my preschooler created the letter in a variety of ways. I printed a giant letter (get it in this post), and we filled it with Duplos. My Four made a D with dice. This was ... Read More
8 Letter D Crafts
We're moving through the alphabet and sharing a set of art and craft ideas for each letter. Today we're sharing 8 letter D crafts and art projects! 8 Letter D Crafts D is for Dinosaur I cut out a wobbly D and the rest of the shapes so my Two could make his own dinosaur. He loves using a glue stick and pushing down the pieces. This was his first attempt at drawing a smile. :) ... Read More