September 23, 2020 by: Lindsay Butler

Letter of the week crafts | {78 Awesome Ideas!)

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When my boys were preschool-aged I loved working through the letter of the week series that I created. Both of our favorite parts were the crafts Using Pinterest we created some really awesome Letter Of The Week Crafts.

Letting them get creative was one of the best things I did for their little brains. I encourage all moms to allow their kid’s creativity to explode. Let them use the glue (even if they pour half the bottle out – they are learning – it gets better) place the sequins, use your fingers to paint. It is just an important milestone and really helps their brains to develop.

I have rounded up three crafts for each letter of the alphabet, so below are 78 awesome ideas for enhancing your letter of the week series! Below are crafts I would have down with my boys and look forward to creating with my younger nieces and nephews! For each letter, I have shared three different crafts. Using different mediums – some super easy and some a little more challenging.

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter A

A is for Alligator | A is for Ants | A is for Airplane

If you have older children you can create the A for Alligator craft above – but make two facing separate directions. This would be a fun way to teach Greater – Than and Less- Than – Have the correct alligator eat the larger number! You can grab my fun greater-than, less-than activity right here!

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter B

B is for Button | B is for Bus | B is for Bunny

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter C

C is for Caterpillar | C is for Car | C is for Crab

I love ALL of the letter of the week crafts for the letter ‘C”! The caterpillar reminds me of my counting caterpillar I made for my son to go around his room – It was such a fun and quick way for him to learn his numbers. You can adapt it so easily and kids can learn their sight words, letters, or even your home address and telephone number!

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter D

D is for Dog | D is for Doughnut | D is for Dinosaur

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter E

E is for Egg | E is for Earth | E is for Eyes

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter F

F is for Fox | F is for Flower | F is for Feather

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter G

G is for Gingerbread | G is for Gumball | G is for Grass

If you end up creating the gingerbread house craft why not take it a step further and create real gingerbread houses!? I have an awesome post right here that gives some of my top tips on how to make gingerbread houses with kids, so it is easier and less frustrating for them. Hint – my top tip is to glue them, so they don’t fall apart when they decorate. Head on over to see a bunch more of my tips!

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter H

H is for Horse | H is for Hot Chocolate | H Is For House

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter I

I is for Iguana | I is for Island| I is for Igloo

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter J

J is for Jaguar | J is for Jack-O-Lantern | J is for Jelly Jellyfish

Letter of the Week Crafts: Letter K

K is for Kitten | K is for Kiwi | K is for Kite

These letter of the week crafts are the perfect addition to a well-rounded alphabet learning system. Years ago – I created a letter of the week series designed specifically for fun, engaging, creative, and age-appropriate learning for preschoolers and kindergartners! Make sure you head over and grab the entire LETTER OF THE WEEK CURRICULUM HERE.