We started with a simple caterpillar craft.
1) We used a circle punch to cut 5 green circles and one red circle from cardstock.
2) My four year old used glue to attach two googly eyes, a pom pom nose, and two strips of yellow paper antennae. He also drew a mouth with a black marker.
3) We finished the craft by using paper fasteners to attach the circles together.
After our craft, we did a little printing practice. If you want to practice printing the letter C with your little one, you can right-click on the picture below, save it to your computer, and print it.
We ended the day with a snack... because "C" is for cupcake. Fun, right?
If you are looking for more letter C craft options, you could try making this adorable letter C cat. Have the child color a letter C, add some construction paper ears and a tail, glue on googly eyes, draw a nose and mouth, and glue on yarn whiskers.
Filling a letter C with Cheerios is another simple activity.
Or, you could use some colorful circles and a picture to make this adorable caterpillar. I love this one, don't you?
Next up... the letter "D"!
♥
Gina Bell (aka East Coast Mommy)
Find more alphabet crafts here.
1) We used a circle punch to cut 5 green circles and one red circle from cardstock.
2) My four year old used glue to attach two googly eyes, a pom pom nose, and two strips of yellow paper antennae. He also drew a mouth with a black marker.
3) We finished the craft by using paper fasteners to attach the circles together.
After our craft, we did a little printing practice. If you want to practice printing the letter C with your little one, you can right-click on the picture below, save it to your computer, and print it.
We ended the day with a snack... because "C" is for cupcake. Fun, right?
If you are looking for more letter C craft options, you could try making this adorable letter C cat. Have the child color a letter C, add some construction paper ears and a tail, glue on googly eyes, draw a nose and mouth, and glue on yarn whiskers.
Filling a letter C with Cheerios is another simple activity.
Or, you could use some colorful circles and a picture to make this adorable caterpillar. I love this one, don't you?
Next up... the letter "D"!
♥
Gina Bell (aka East Coast Mommy)
Find more alphabet crafts here.
Awesome ideas!
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