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Letter B Craft - Toddler Preschooler letter of the week, letter B is for book, unique letter

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Supplies Needed:

Letter “B” Cutout
Solid Color Craft Paper
White Paper
Glue
Crayons (Or something else to decorate with)

Toddler Preschooler letter of the week, letter B is for book, unique letter

Set Up:

I started by cutting out a letter “B” for each of the kids, then I took three plain white sheets of paper per person and cut them in the basic shape of the “B” without cutting out the two holes in the capitol letter “B”. Then I glued the white sheets of paper together along the “spine” of the “B” and finished by glueing my cutout to the top of my stack of white papers. When it dried I was able to fold up the pages and make the “B” into a book.

The toddlers took their time decorating each of the pages within the “B”, with older kids I’m sure that they could do the tracing/cutting/gluing themselves. 🙂

We finished our activity by having everyone bring their favorite book and reading them out loud together.

Fruits and Vegetables that Start with “B”

Banana
Bean
Beet
Blueberry
Broccoli
Brussel Sprouts

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Letter A Craft -Toddler/Preschooler letter craft A is for Ant with related craft, tracing sheets and fruits/vegetables.

Supplies Needed:

Toddler/Preshooler letter craft A is for Ant with related craft, tracing sheets and fruits/vegetables.

Set Up:

I traced and cut out a letter “A” for all the kids before we started. Each toddler was given a Q-tip and a small splat of washable black finger paint. Then I show the kids how to make dots with the Q-tips on their letter “A”.

They loved dipping and painting and using a Q-tip made paint management surprisingly easy even with 3 toddlers. If you don’t want to use a Q-tip you could also just use fingers and you would probably end up with bigger, more visible “Ants”.

We finished up by talking a little bit about bugs and we had a small picnic by spreading a blanket over the floor and eating apples slices together.

Fruits and Vegetables that Start with “A”

Apple
Apricot
Artichoke
Asparagus
Avocado

Tracing Letters:

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Have you made this craft? What was your experience like and do you have a suggestions to make it better? I’d love to hear about them in the comments section below.