O activities

Kids can have fun learning the letter O with these free Octopus themed activities for preschoolers and kindergartners.

We have so much fun sharing letter of the week crafts and learning new ideas with you! Today, let’s continue the joy with this simple letter O for octopus craft as part of the ABC letter craft activities. Teach your preschooler the letter O sound while making this free printable letter O for octopus craft

Making an ‘O is for octopus craft’ is a fun way to introduce a new letter. This Letter O Craft is one of our favorite letter O activities for

Oo is for Octopus craft with the letter O and accordion legs

This post may contain affiliate links. Read our disclosure policy. ❤ Sharing Is Caring FacebookPin495TweetEmail Supplies Needed: 2 Pieces of Colored Craft Paper Letter “O” Cutout Glue Stick Scissors Markers Set Up: We started with a cut out letter “O” then I showed my son how to trace the inside of the “O” on another […]

Adding crafts and fun activities when teaching letters to young children will help keep lessons exciting and engaging. These crafts will help children practice different skills and increase their creativity. Check out our list of ten crafts and activities that will make learning the letter O a fantastic event for the little ones. Conclusion Letters ... Read more

O is for Orange

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Our letter O activities included: * recognizing everyone who had an O in their first names * made an anchor chart with O words and pictures cut from catalogs * made AB patterns with Owls * glued Cheerios to letter O * jumped onto the letter O taped to the floor by the door every time we came into the room * glued yarn into the shape of the letter O onto Orange paper * taste tested black and green Olives * learned about Opposites, and made a class book of opposites using pictures from a…

Our letter O activities included: * recognizing everyone who had an O in their first names * made an anchor chart with O words and pictures cut from catalogs * made AB patterns with Owls * glued Cheerios to letter O * jumped onto the letter O taped to the floor by the door every time we came into the room * glued yarn into the shape of the letter O onto Orange paper * taste tested black and green Olives * learned about Opposites, and made a class book of opposites using pictures from a…