Letter k crafts

My four year old and I are continuing our "crafting our way through the alphabet" adventure. Last week, we had some fun with the letter K. We made a paper bag Kite, and we did a little letter K printing practice. To make a paper bag kite: 1) Use a hole punch to make four holes in the corners of the open end of the bag. Use reinforcements to make the bag a little stronger around the holes. 2) Cut two equal lengths of string, and tie each one through the holes (on the same side of the bag)…

Letter K — ABC See, Hear, Do

1) Alphabet Soup Kitchen : We love themed tubs and this one did not disappoint. Make "alphabet soup" in the tub. Identify the lett...

Welcome Song: (to the tune of Farmer and the Dell) We clap and sing hello, W

We took a story time break to plan all of our summer events and apparently I’ve taken a break from blogging! We’re getting back on track with our letter K craft. I didn’t take a p…

Make this Letter K Craft for Preschool! K is for Kiwi! Help them learn their letters of the week with this simple craft! And in a snack to make it more fun!

Books “All Kinds of Kisses” by Nancy Tafuri “Pouch” by David Ezra Stein ABC Magnets I like to start and end the Alphabet program by singing our ABCs. To start I put out all …

LOTS of cute and fun-to-make 25 letter K crafts! Pick your letter k preschool crafts and some free letter k worksheets too! Pre-k / K

This letter K kite craft is a fun alphabet craft to help teach kids their letters. This craft is easy for all ages and is great for teachers to use during the letter of the week activities. This kite can also be used as a fun, spring craft.

Hannah and I made a tin foil key this afternoon as one of our K activities. Tin foil is fun to play with it crinkles, sounds strange, and is reflective. So it was no surprise that Hannah thought it was fun, not only that but this activity involved glue which is always a crowd pleaser. Glue, printout of a key (I found it here), and some cut up pieces of tin foil. Flip your paper upside down and cover with glue. Add your collage of tin foil. This was Hannah's favorite part. Hannah kept trying…