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21. U Is For Umbrella
Umbrellas are always fun for kids to use, especially when they’re covered in their favorite character like Elsa or Mickey Mouse. Your child can get extremely creative and even make their umbrella for this craft. it would make it more exciting for them, that’s for sure.
(Check out No Time For Flash Cards for lots of great learning and educational activities for children of all ages).
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22. V Is For Vase
A fun idea to help your kids learn this letter in addition to making this craft would be to go out in your yard, pick some flowers, then go inside and put them in a vase. Leave them displayed for a few days so they can look at the vase of flowers over and over again and remember what letter it starts with.
(Head over to Mrs. Karen’s Preschool Ideas for other great learning and educational activities for kids).
Source: notimeforflashcards.com
23. W Is For Watermelon
Ah, watermelon. It’s one of the best summer fruits, and probably every child’s favorite. It’s juicy, sweet, and oh so delicious. What kid wouldn’t want to make this yummy looking craft?
(Check out No Time For Flash Cards for lots of great learning and educational activities for children of all ages).
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24. X Is For Xylophone
If your child doesn’t know what a xylophone is, what better time and way to teach them then by making this craft with them? After it’s made you can show them how to use it. Even though it won’t make sound, it will still teach them a lesson about how the instrument is played.
(If you’re looking for other fun crafts for your kids as well as educational activities, head over to Totally Tots).
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25. Y Is For Yarn
I know for a fact my son would LOVE to make this letter. He always wants to play with my craft yarn and I can barely keep him away from it. I’m sure your kids are probably the same way, so they would most likely love cutting up all the yarn then gluing it down.
(If you’re looking for other kid crafts as well as crafts for your home and for the holidays, check out The Vintage Umbrella).
26. Z Is For Zebra
Zebras are always a fun animal to look at, especially for kids. I remember thinking it was just a horse with stripes when I was young. This is the perfect opportunity to teach your kids what zebras are and then let them learn about their bodies and how they name is spelled.
(Check out Crystal and Co. for other fun crafts for kids, as well as marriage tips, yummy recipes, and lots more).
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