Lollipop crafts for preschoolers

Kids can make their own lolly pops out of pipe cleaners. This sweet craft is simple and quick.

L for Lollipop! Clue, cardstock, glitter and straws!

L is for Lollipop craft. Use a small paper plate and have kids squeeze paint on the back of the plate. Cover with plastic wrap and smoosh around. Tape the plastic wrap on the back side and add a craft stick with "L is for Lollipop" written on it.

Lollipop craft

When I think of all the different activities we do, I am pretty sure that "L" week is one of my favorites! I know I say that a lot, but we always seem to have so much fun. Let me show you some of the highlights of our week . . . Our friend, Larry the Leaping Lizard, was a huge hit! Besides being fun to put together, we used our fingerprints to make the little purple dots on his body. The best part was getting to leap like a lizard all day long. Another fun surprise for the week was our…

l... is for lollipop

This beautiful lollipop ornament is so easy to make! Kids of all ages will enjoy the creative process and they'll look stunning hanging on the Christmas tree.

Here is a simple craft we made when we had our Circus theme. The kids used a black Sharpie to draw a spiral on a small paper plate. Then they painted the plate with glitter paint. When it was dry, I taped a straw to the back. The kids loved them! I hung them up as is, but you could also wrap the top in plastic, gather it around the straw where it meets the plate, and tie a bow with ribbon. To see our other circus treats, go here.

If you are learning all about letter /Ll/ you have to include this lollipop craft too! This one is a super fun hands on activity that your preschooler will absolutely love. Each week we try

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