E is for Earth: Letter E Craft

This super easy, low prep E is for Earth craft is a creative way to incorporate early literacy concepts, process art and building fine motor skills into one simple craft.  It's a great craft to incorporate into your letter of the week learning for letter E, Earth Day or outer space units, either at home or in the classroom. I've also included a free printable letter E template you can use to make this craft even easier for young children.

G is for Grass: Letter G Craft

Help children grow their letter recognition skills by transforming the letter G into a patch of green grass. This fun G is for grass craft will help children learn about the letter G in a creative and hands-on way with a nature inspired twist. Whether you use real grass or green paper, it's a great way to connect teaching literacy with the world around us.

I've also included a free printable letter G template you can use to make this craft even easier for young children. This is a great activity to incorporate into your letter of the week learning for the letter G, or nature units, either at home or in the classroom.

G is for Gruffalo: Letter G Craft

A Gruffalo, what's a Gruffalo?

A Gruffalo! Why, don't you know?

The Gruffalo is a great way to introduce and teach the letter G and its /g/ sound to children. G is for Gruffalo... g, g, Gruffalo. This fun craft turns the letter G into the Gruffalo, helping little learners connect the letter shape and sound with one of their favourite literary characters.

I've put together a free printable Gruffalo inspired letter G template to make this craft even easier. Cutting out the template pieces, tearing the paper and gluing on the Gruffalo features will all help children to build their fine motor skills, hand strength and dexterity.

E is for Easter Eggs: Letter E Craft

This super easy, low prep E is for Easter eggs letter craft is a creative way to incorporate early literacy into Easter craft activities and build fine motor skills. I've also included a free printable letter E template you can use to make this craft even easier for young children. This letter E craft is also a great activity to incorporate into your letter of the week learning for letter E either at home or in the classroom.

Letter F Crafts & Activities for Preschoolers

Whether you're an educator planning Letter F Week in your classroom, or a parent looking for creative ways to teach letters to your child at home, this blog post is your guide to creating a fun letter of the week plan for the letter F through hands-on experiences and imaginative crafts.

I've put together a list of letter F crafts for preschoolers and school children that are for items that start with the letter F and are shaped like the letter F, so they reinforce both the physical formation and the sound of the letter. I've also included lots more letter F activities that include visual, tactile, auditory and movement based ideas. These are great activities to do in kindergarten, at home, in class at school, or during homeschooling with children aged 3-6yrs old.

G is for Galaxy: Letter G Craft

Looking for a fun and creative way to teach kids about the letter G? Transforming the letter G into a stunning galaxy is the perfect way to combine different painting techniques, learning, and imagination. Whether you're a teacher, parent, or caregiver, this activity is an engaging way to make learning the letter G fun.

I've also included a free printable letter G template you can use to make this craft even easier for young children. This is a great activity to incorporate into your letter of the week learning for the letter G either at home or in the classroom.

G is for Grover: Letter G Craft

Children will have fun learning the letter G with our adorable Grover inspired letter G craft. This easy and engaging project brings Sesame Street to life as children create their very own Grover in the shape of the letter G. It's perfect for teaching early literacy in a fun and creative way while also building fine motor skills.

Recreate Grover's characteristic fluffy blue fur, oblong eyes and big pink nose with our free printable Grover letter G template and some basic craft items. This is a great activity to incorporate into your letter of the week learning for letter G either at home or in the classroom.

C is for Cookie Monster: Letter C Craft

Cookies! Who doesn't love cookies?

Kids will have fun learning the letter C with our adorable Cookie Monster inspired letter C craft. This easy and engaging project brings Sesame Street to life as children create their very own Cookie Monster masterpiece in the shape of the letter C. It's perfect for teaching early literacy in a fun and creative way while also building fine motor skills.

Recreate Cookie Monster's characteristic fluffy blue fur, rolling eyes and love for cookies with our free printable Cookie Monster letter C template and some basic craft items. This is a great activity to incorporate into your letter of the week learning for letter C either at home or in the classroom.

f is for Flamingo: Letter F Craft

If you're a teacher, or parent, and want to make learning the letter f fun and hands-on then you have to try our simple lowercase f is for flamingo craft. After making our F is for feathers capital F craft I had a lightbulb moment and knew a flamingo would be perfect for a lowercase letter f craft.

I created a free printable flamingo letter f template you can download and use with a few simple craft items to create your own feathery flamingo's. Use both of our letter F/f crafts together as a tactile way to help children learn the letter formation for both the capital and lowercase version of the letter f. They're also really pretty to use as a wall display.