Letter k crafts

My four year old and I are continuing our "crafting our way through the alphabet" adventure. Last week, we had some fun with the letter K. We made a paper bag Kite, and we did a little letter K printing practice. To make a paper bag kite: 1) Use a hole punch to make four holes in the corners of the open end of the bag. Use reinforcements to make the bag a little stronger around the holes. 2) Cut two equal lengths of string, and tie each one through the holes (on the same side of the bag)…

Letter K — ABC See, Hear, Do

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We've got a lot of fun letter K ideas for you! Try some of these crafts or activities to reinforce the letter K sound. Kicking Letters Here’s a way to practice letter sounds and get moving! Tape letters to orange cones or an outside wall. Then have your child kick a ball into the lette

LOTS of cute and fun-to-make 25 letter K crafts! Pick your letter k preschool crafts and some free letter k worksheets too! Pre-k / K

1) Alphabet Soup Kitchen : We love themed tubs and this one did not disappoint. Make "alphabet soup" in the tub. Identify the lett...

Make this Letter K Craft for Preschool! K is for Kiwi! Help them learn their letters of the week with this simple craft! And in a snack to make it more fun!

20 Letter K Crafts for preschool or Kindergarten Doing some letter crafts should be included in the letter and letter sound learning with your...

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Monday is officially our first day of the new school year, and I can hardly wait! This year, I will be working with Super Tot on learning his letters. We will be doing one new letter each week, and having a review week every 6 weeks. I have always loved the letter crafts that I have seen on various blogs, and I knew I wanted to incorporate that concept into our lessons. Some of the crafts I have seen use the letters at different angles, which I thought might confuse Super Tot during the time…