I have already shared the details of this craft on “Rainy Day Crafts for Toddlers,” but it was originally intended for the alphabet book. It
just involves coloring an umbrella shape and adding some fingerprint rain on
top. We made this in March during our springtime unit, and I think it turned
out so cute.
Vv is for Velcro
I literally threw this together in 2 minutes. All you need is
some sticky-backed Velcro. Stick the different sides on the paper in the shape
of a Vv, and let the kids enjoy feeling the different textures! We did this
during our “five senses” study in September.
Ww is for Wheels
Driving cars through paint is always fun, and even those who
aren’t usually enamored with paint sat for quite awhile enjoying this activity!
I got my cars from Oriental Trading Co., and not only are they lovely colors,
but each one has a different design on the wheels! There are hearts, triangles,
circles, etc. – more conversation opportunities!
Xx is for X-Ray
No, the toddlers didn’t truly understand what an X-ray was
when we did this during our “health” unit in January, but they did find it
fascinating when I traced their hands on black paper with a white crayon. Then
it just takes 6 Q-tips to make some “bones” inside (just use a large dot of
glue on each end). Here’s where I got the idea!
Yy is for Yellow Yarn
This is another “anytime” idea that was really simple – just
stick some yellow yarn on with tape! As it happens, we did this during our
“colors and shapes” study in February.
Zz is for Zebra
One of the cutest saved for last! Yes, this is a white
handprint, and then I went over it with a black pen, adding a face, mane,
stripes, hooves, and a tail. This was made during our animal unit in April, and
I got the idea here.
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