L crafts for preschool

L is for lollipop. Great alphabet preschool craft. The children colored the letter L with markers. Then I put small amounts of different color paint on the back of the paper plate. I put an cotton ball in a clothes pins and they swirled it around. Glued on a popcicle stick and voila`. From the Firefly class.

Making an 'L is for lamp craft' is a fun way to introduce a new letter. This Letter L Craft is one of our favorite letter L activities for preschoolers

letter l preschool craft | is for Ladybug Craft - Spring Craft - Letter Craft. But make with lowercase l

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Letter L craft. L is for Lights

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…

Activity: Christmas Light Patterns I used 3 different colors of card-stock and cut out light bulb shapes. I then cut a white piece of card-stock in half and traced the light bulb shape onto both, about 12 times. Using 2-3 of the colors, I would start a pattern and have LM continue it.

My four year old and I are still "crafting our way through the alphabet". Yesterday, we had some fun with the letter L. We made a fun paper plate lion mask, and we did a little letter L printing practice. Seriously... doesn't he make an adorable lion? To make your own lion mask: 1) Cut a circle from the centre of a paper plate. 2) Cut strips of yellow and orange construction paper. (Mine were about 10cm long.) 3) Glue the strips to the outside of the paper plate, and allow to dry. After our…

Make a fun letter l craft to help your toddler, preschooler, and kindergarten child learn letter recognition and phonemic awareness. L is for Ladybug!