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Printable Letter Of The Week Crafts

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Are you looking for printable letter of the week crafts for preschoolers? These printable letter crafts  and printable letter activities are a great way to teach kids alphabet letter recognition and letter sounds. They have been tried and tested in classrooms and home schools all over the world.

Kids printable alphabet letter activities perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten to re-inforce letters and sounds. Wonderful for shapes week!Printable Letter Crafts

After I saw how much my toddler and preschooler enjoyed our Elmo Letter Craft as well as our other Printable Activities I knew I needed to add some alphabet letters to our weekly toddler activities and preschool activities list. I love taking an educational twist to our arts and crafts projects. Since we are doing a letter of the week (sometimes two weeks to allow my daughter to grasp each letter) these printable letter crafts are the perfect addition and enhancement for our letter of the week curriculum.

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Letter Templates: Directions

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-Print out the letter craft activity that you want to do.

-Cut out the pieces! For an older child allow them to cut out the pieces (younger child will need Mom to cut pieces out.) Sometimes it can help if you have an appropriate sized circle cutter (I have linked to my favorites at the bottom of the post.) These really help make the cutting and preparation faster.

-Place a piece of Colorful Paper on the table and allow your child to glue the letters according to the example on the page.

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This is how I display it for my daughter. I have her look at the picture of the final result (which she generally glues to her page too) and then she and I work through it together. If she was older then I could let her cut it out herself. She is so proud of her letter crafts but little does she know that she is actually working on so many wonderful and important life skills such as:

  • Visual Perception skills
  • Fine motor skills
  • Hand eye coordination

To her, its just a fun activity!

Suggestion: Don’t give your child all these letters to do at once. Focus on the letter that you are trying to teach them this week and allow them to really take in the letter and its sound.

Download the Printable Letter Activities:

If the activity below doesn’t have a link it just means that it is not yet available on this blog. You can find my full list of available letter crafts here at my Printable Letter Crafts page. I will be releasing one activity weekly and then updating these links.

If you don’t want to wait for these to release on the blog you can purchase a set of all the letter crafts above here in:
One convenient download of the Printable Letter Crafts Pack 1.

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Printable Letter Crafts N through Z will not be released on the blog and can be purchased here: Printable Letter Crafts Pack 2


You can also buy the bundle of the full set for a discounted price here: Printable Letter Crafts Bundle


What materials we use for the printable letter crafts:

Each of these items are must haves for any craft area. Please note that affiliate links are used here.

You can get by doing these printable letter crafts with plain scissors, a glue stick, card stock and normal printer paper. However, the following items make prepping the activities and using them much easier!

– Circle Punches in sizes 3/4 and 1 inch and 1.5 inch.
– Normal Scissors (which you probably already have at home) and these scissors when I need to be precise.
– Craft Knife and cutting mat.
– Tape Runner
– Glue and glue sticks.
– Colored Paper (for using as the background for the activities.)
– A three ring binder and page protectors to put your child’s completed letters in.

I wanted to show you an example below how having the right tools can make it easier on you so that you don’t have to spend your evenings cutting a million different papers.
Here I just roughly cut the C is for Caterpillar circles into strips.

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Then I used my 1.5 inch Craft punch to cut out the circles. It took me one minute to have all the circles cut. I demonstrated that on my Instagram Story as well as my 7 year old daughter doing it. She actually loved doing this part too. It is great for visual perception.

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To see how I use our printable letter activities in weekly themes you can have a look at my Letter A Activity post.

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Letter of the week themed toys and educational material:

  • ABC Mouse- free 30 day trial at ABC Mouse – This program is perfect for learning letters and so much more! My daughter learned letter recognition and letter sounds for two alphabet letters the first night we did it.

  • See & Spell – This is a wonderful toy/activity that a child is capable of doing even before they know all their letters. My two year old loves using this toy and it is so great for visual perception!
  • Letter Construction Kit – We love building letters! It is a great way to learn about the formation of letters and have your child really understand more about the letters.
  • Lacing Letters – Uppercase and lowercase. These are wonderful to make name bracelets with, throw in a sensory bin or water bin. The possibilities here are endless and open to your own ideas.
  • Alphabet Puzzle – When your child is done solving this throw it in some rice like I did with our Shapes Hunt to create a sensory experience.
  • Foam Bath Shapes – Why not add bath time into the learning experience? My daughter LOVES playing with her foam letters in the bath.

Letter Factory iTunes Movie

My preschooler loves watching Leapfrog’s Letter Factory. The songs are catchy and it is a great way to help the toddlers and preschoolers to learn their alphabet letters. You can get Letter Factory on iTunes here. or here on Amazon if you want a physical DVD. You can also rent it on Amazon.

g for gum ball machine printable letter activityG is for Goose printable letter activityh for house printable letter activity h for horse printable letter activityi for iguana printable letter activity i for ice cream printable letter activity

A is for Alligator and apple
B is for Butterfly and bee
C is for Caterpillar and cat
D is for Dinosaur and dots
E is for Elephant and egg
F is for Fox and flower

This activity is great for Toddlers, preschool kids, and kindergarten kids too!
Have a variation? Use real 3d objects. Ie. for the apple seeds from above, use real apple seeds. I’d love to see pics and feature them on this page.

Looking for an alphabet art project? Try out these adorable handprint animals!

You can find more Alphabet Letter Activities here.

Try this fun Contact Paper Letter painting

 

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  2. These are so cute! I teach second grade but can’t wait to use these with my struggling students for letter sounds and recognition.

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  3. I would lick to see the rest of your printable letters. I love the ones A through I. Thank you

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    • Hi Tara! How did you find these? Join my Facebook page for an update on when the rest of the letters will be available. I am looking towards the end of November.

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  14. I love these and so do my kiddos! We homeschool as well, and it is so fun do crafts that they love, but also helps them remember the letter and sound! Thank you! We would love to have the rest of the alphabet.

    Cortney

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    • Hi Cortney,
      Thank you so much for your wonderful comment.
      I will be working on these towards the end of November. Join me on Facebook to get an update as soon as this is released! 🙂

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    • Hi Lindsey, Thank you!
      As soon as these will be released I will post about it on my Facebook page so please make sure to join me there! 🙂

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  18. Your alphabet letters really pop! The kids love putting them together. They’re only three, but I can show them the sample and let them try to recreate it their way. It’s so much fun. Can you send the rest of the alphabet?

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    • your alphabet letters really pop! The kids love putting them together. They’re only three, but I can show them the sample and let them try to recreate it their own way. It’s so much fun. Can you send the rest of the alphabet?

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    • Aww Lyne thank you so much for this comment. I am so glad to know that the kids in your class are enjoying these letters. The first few took me many days (And lots of hours to make). It makes me so happy to know that my hard work paid off and that the kids loved it.
      As soon as these will be released I will post about it on my Facebook page so please make sure to join me there! 🙂

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  19. Hi Nadia-I love these activities! We are going to make an alphabet book with our 4 year olds and I would to get the rest of these ideas! Thanks in advance!

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    • Hi Kateresa, Thank you for your comment. I would love to see the book you make! Join me on Facebook for updates on when these will be released.

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    • Hi Karen, I do not have it yet but am looking towards working on them towards the end of November. For updates on when this will be released join me on Facebook.
      Send me a shootout on Facebook as a reminder if you can.

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  23. I have been doing these with my Grandaughters sound a letter a day. How can I get the rest of the alphabet.

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    • Hi Doreen, I am sorry I haven’t been able to finish it yet. Once I do I will post a link to the finished product. Shout me a reminder at the end of November through e-mail and I will try to get these finished up!

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  24. I love these letter crafts for my preschool group! Please send me the rest of the letters! We are just on letter E this week, and we are gluing elbow macaroni to a letter E.

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    • Hi Melissa that sounds wonderful! Thank you for sharing and letting me know that you were able to use these. (You can always send me pics through e-mail. I’d love to see!)

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  26. I love these crafts,they are adorable
    and I apply them in my classes,my kids enjoyed them a lot .
    I’d like to thank you. It’s clear you’ve made great efforts to achieve such an
    effective crafts. I’m so excited to see the rest of the letters .

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  28. would like to see the rest of the alphabet letters please. i signed up for a newsletter and liked on facebook. couldn’t find. not updated yet? 🙂

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  33. These are wonderful would love the other letters as I am using I my class to help reinforce and make learning their letters fun

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  34. I teach special ed and am doing a letter of the week this year. I would love the rest of the letters! These are awesome!
    Thanks.

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  35. These are great I’m using them in my 3 year old preschool class. Can you please send me the rest of the letters?

    Thanks,
    Sabrina toffolo

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  38. I love these ideas. When my Pre K students study a letter per week , each student makes a letter craft for each letter. We save them all through the year and put them into a 3 ring binder in order. By May, each student has made every letter of the alphabet Then we write a mother’s day poem to slide into the front of the 3 ring binder and send them home for Mother’s day gifts. Mom’s love them. I’m always looking for new letter crafts to even if I had an older brother or sister in my class in a previous year, the other sibling’s book is not exactly the same. Thanks for your ideas.

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