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We like to use these with a letter of the week type curriculum. Now pick the letter (s) you are working on in.

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But these super cute alphabet crafts are NO PREP and no fancy materials needed. Cut out paws for the hands and feet, and a pair of ears, along with a round nose and googly eyes and kids can easily put together a cute B for Bear craft.I always have good intentions with my kids, but often get frustrated making sure we have all the supplies needed for different crafts. Make your B is for bear craft on paper, or as a stand alone craft. Make your yellow letter B, and just add black stripes, googley eyes and a pair of wings and you have yourself a buzzing bumble bee letter B! ( If you missed the letter A crafts, see those here)Īll of these letter B crafts focus on the upper case letter B. I came across the Preschool Activities account on Instagram, that has a great collection of letter activities that they’ve done with their preschool class and they kindly allowed me to share them with you.

If you’re following a letter of the week approach, then I hope these ideas will be useful to fit in among your various letter activities of the week – or if you’re taking a less structured route to learning the letters with your kids, you could just pick any letter that interests them, like the letters in their own names. Making letter crafts is a great way to familiarise kids with each of the letters of the alphabet.