10 Ways to Explore and Learn with Letters

We have really enjoyed doing our letter of the week and now that we have completed all 26 letters I'm highlighting a few of our favorites.  In addition, I am sharing letter activities from other bloggers who show how many fun ways their are to explore with letters!

Letter V: Came upon us during spring so we turned a couple of popsicle sticks into a letter V vase.

Here's what you'll need for this craft:

2 Popsicle sticks

Glue

Green pipecleaners 

Flower stickers

Construction paper

This was an easy, fun and springy craft. If you don't have flower stickers or pipecleaners your child  can draw the flower stems and flowers. Or you could choose to paint your letter V vase.

Letter N: Write the letter N on a piece of paper, and either you or your child depending on age, can trace the letter with glue.  Next, take some noodles and line them up along the glue.  We chose to dye our noodles but that's completely optional.

Here's what you'll need for this craft:
Noodles
Glue
Construction paper
Pencil/Marker
Food coloring (optional)

Sugar Aunts shares her letter N craft by making an adorable Napkin Newt




Mama's Happy Hive shares the fun they had with Montessori Inspired letter B activities.

What an adorable letter B Bumblebee!




Golden Reflections Blog shares their A-Z's of Sensory Play  with 26 different ways to enjoy sensory activities with letters.  This list is truly amazing and one that will certainly serve as a great resource.




Here are some more great letter activities:

B is for Butterfly from Crystal & Co. - tis the season for butterflies and this craft is so pretty!

M is for Moose from A Little Pinch of Perfect adorable moose craft and 2 letter M activities

W is for Watermelon from Dabbling Momma - crafts and learns with Watermelon

X is for X-ray from Dabbling Momma - craft and learn about the human body

Z is for Zebra from Crystal & Co. - cute Zebra craft and a song, rhyme and book to pair with it


Learning letters never has to be boring!  I hope this round up shows that learning letters can be a ton of fun!