Alphabet Flower Box
Set out your DIY box with the flowers on the side and encourage your child to match the letters! This craft for kids is educational and engaging; children love the fun colors, and won’t even notice that they’re working on their letter recognition skills. This is a great project to help your child get familiar with their ABC’s, alongside their Online Preschool lessons.
Materials
- Green painters tape
- Markers
- Flower stickers
- Green popsicle sticks
- Cardboard box
- Knife
How To
- Wrap the topside of a box with green tape—it’s easier than painting. Plus paint chips, but this won't!
- Using a knife, cut 26 slits—only large enough to fit one popsicle stick.
- Below each slit, write the letters of the alphabet.
- Write each letter of the alphabet on separate flowers.
- Attach flowers to the green popsicle sticks, and encourage your child to match the letters.
Skills
Tips with Miss Charlotte
Opt for glitter flower stickers if your child loves sparkle! Hands-on activities like this one are crucial to your child’s educational development, and I highly recommend that they complete projects like these in tandem with their Online Preschool lessons. This is a great project to get started on once your child has already completed some Daily Lessons, to help test their newly-developing reading skills!
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