My 4 year old and I are continuing our "craft our way through the alphabet" adventure, and this afternoon we had some fun with the Letter Q. We made a Queen's Crown for my little guy's stuffed bear, and we did some letter Q printing practice.
To make the Queen's Crown craft:
1) Download the crown template here, print it onto a piece of card stock, and cut it out.
2) Cut strips of paper that can be used as a headband.
3) Decorate the crown. {My little guy used jewel stickers that I got at the dollar store, but you can decorate it any way you want.
4) Use the strips of paper to form a headband, add the crown to the front, and tape in place.
Cute, right? After our craft we did a little letter Q printing practice. If you want to practice printing the letter Q with your little one, you can right-click on the picture below, save it to your computer, and print it.
And, if you are looking for more Letter Q crafts, check out this adorable "quilt" craft. Start with a picture of the child's head, and then glue on squares of scrap paper to make a quilt.
You can also decorate a letter Q with crayons and stickers. Painting it with a Q-tip would also be fun.
And, how sweet is this "Q is for Queen" craft. I love how this Q is transformed into a queen using paper, crayons, googly eyes, and jewel stickers from the dollar store. So cute!
Fun, right? Next up... the letter R.
♥
Gina Bell (aka East Coast Mommy)
PS (Check out more alphabet crafts here.)
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