Bear letter activities

B is for Bear. Brown bear. Preschool alphabet craft. Letter B craft. Alphabet art.

Looking for some bear crafts for preschoolers? I have 10 SIMPLE bear crafts for preschoolers to try at home or in the classroom.

Help your preschool child learn the letter d on their alphabet journey with these free resources: ativities, crafts, free printables, and worksheets.

This adorable Build a Bear Letter Match printable will help your kids practice upper and lower case letter recognition in a fun way! Your little learn

Feed the Bear Sorting game. He is made of foam core and paint and attached to a weighted cardboard box to catch his "food". A felt flap is attached behind his mouth to hide the items that have already been "fed". And because it's super cute! Use this in bunches of ways to sort letters, numbers, rhyming words, colors, shapes, ANYTHING! Plus... he's the cutest version I've ever seen! <3

Happy New Year and welcome to our 2017 Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids! If you aren't already in our book club Facebook group, come join in! We share creative ideas along with book suggestions

B is for Bear! From my Animal Alphabet Flash card series. See more at: http://www.zazzle.com/abc_buddies

Fuzzy Brown Bear Craft. Fun art project for toddlers, preschoolers, or kindergartners using textured paint.

This bear alphabet activity is an excellent way to teach letter recognition and letter sounds to preschoolers. It's a great ABC activity for a bear theme!

Letter B Dot Painting coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.

Do this fun little B is for Bear alphabet craft with your little one. This can be done using a Cricut or cut by hand. Includes some fun books you can tie in!

We super love this letter craft idea. It helps toddlers learn the alphabet quickly and also provides them lots of entertainment when creating their own "animal letters."

FREE printable Teddy Bear themed letter match and trace activity for pre-k and kindergarten kids. Find the uppercase or lowercase letters and then also trace them on the mat. Great for letter recognition and fine motor skills.

Yesterday my four year old and I had some fun with the letter B. We Baked Banana Bread, we made Bunny ears, and we did a little letter B printing practice. To make the bunny ears like ours, cut two 2-inch strips from cardstock and tape them together to form a headband. Then, have your child color and cut out the ears. You can also glue cotton onto the ears and band if you want to spend a little more time on this craft. {You can download the template for the bunny ears here.} After our craft…