Alphabet Crafts for Kids
This collection of alphabet crafts for kids is perfect to help teach any children the letters of the alphabet. Kids will enjoy making these fun crafts and will learn to recognize, say and identify words that start with each of the letters of the alphabet. We also have some alphabet games for kids that they get to help make and then play themselves.
Kids Alphabet Crafts
Letter D Duck Craft
D is for duck, and in this cute alphabet craft, the D IS the duck! Use our template to turn a letter D into a duck by adding a few simple paper shapes and a couple googly eyes. This cute duck craft is perfect for a letter of the week craft, a pond craft, bird craft or even a farm craft.
Letter H Horse Craft
H is for horse and in this fun Letter H Horse Craft you can turn the letter H into a horse with a few easy steps. A little construction paper, glue and yarn are all you need to make this great letter craft that is great to use when teaching young children their letters and alphabet sounds.
Letter I Inchworm Craft
This inchworm craft is a perfect animal craft to make when learning about the Letter I. Our inchworm is easy to make using our provided template, construction paper and glue. Perfect for even young crafters, this alphabet craft is sure to hold their interest.
Letter M Mouse Craft
M is for mouse and this Letter M Mouse craft is a simple paper craft that turns the letter M into a mouse. This fun letter craft is so easy to make and such a fun way to teach kids their letters and alphabet sounds.
Alphabet Flashcards
Looking for a way to making learning the alphabet fun for children struggling with letter sounds? Touch the Alphabet Flashcards is an enjoyable craft that is easy to make and allows kids to have fun glue household objects onto cardstock. Once complete, these cards will help children learn the letters of the alphabet and their corresponding sounds with these carry everywhere flashcards!
Alphabet Soup Game
Is your child tired of alphabet flashcards? The Soup-er Alphabet is a fast-paced game that will cause kids to forget that they are even learning. This game can even be adjusted to incorporate older kids learning their spelling words!
Alphabet Buddies
Looking for adorable refrigerator art? Alpha Buddies Alphabet Dolls is a simple craft that allows preschoolers to create twenty six unique letters of the alphabet, designed to look like dolls. These letters are complete with faces and dangling yarn appendages. Once complete, preschoolers will love putting them in alphabetical order and manipulating them to form sight words!
Alphabet Sandwiches
Is your child hungry for learning? If not, this activity is bound to make any child hunger to know more about the letters of the alphabet. This tasty craft allows preschoolers to create unique sandwiches based on the letters of the alphabet. As they learn to spell their name and simple words, they will excitedly race to discover what unique sandwich combinations they have created! Who knows, you may even turn your picky eater into a sandwich foodie!
Alphabet Felt Board
Help kids practice their ability to recognize the letters of the alphabet. Use our printable alphabet templates to print out each letter and then cut out the felt shapes. Then ask kids to say each letter as you put the letters on the felt board. Our kids loved pratcing the alphabet this way.
Alphabet Caterpillar
Looking for a fun and educational craft? The Alphabet Caterpillar is an easy-to-make craft using an egg carton and pipe cleaners. Preschoolers will love looking at their creation and learning the letters of the alphabet. Once they master their capital letters, simply turn the Alphabet Caterpillar around so they can start learning their lower case letters!
Name Word Art Crafts
What’s in a Name Pasta Word Art is the perfect craft for any preschoolers who are just learning their letters and how to spell their names. Not only will this craft reinforce the letters of the alphabet, but children will have a constant reminder of how to spell their name when they look at their wrist and see a bracelet, put hairclips or a headband in their hair, or even when they sit down to eat a meal and see their name on a fun and easy place card!
Alphabet Jumble Game
Ready to practice the ABC's with your preschooler? Create the Alphabet Jumble using clothespins and your choice of stickers, magazine cutouts, or photographed objects. This three-in-one activity allows your child to practice writing the letters of the alphabet, go on a scavenger hunt to discover beginning letter sounds, and then play the actual Alphabet Jumble game, which works on both letter and sound recognition.
Edible Alphabet Play Dough
Are you constantly checking your child’s mouth to make sure they are not eating play dough. Set your mind at ease with the Incredible, Edible, Alphabetical Play Dough, a tasty alternative play dough, made with only a few common, healthy ingredients. Once you have made the play dough, work with your children to create each letter of the alphabet. This approach will teach children their letters in a fun and delicious way!
ABC Necklace Craft
Help kids learn the letters for the alphabet in order while making something fun to wear. Kids will enjoy making this necklace and being able to wear it when complete. Even better, they will really be practicing the alphabet while doing it!
Toss the Letters Matching Game
Toss the Letter Matching Game combines imagination, knowledge, and luck. Children will craft a game board from paper, markers, and a hole punch, decorating the board in a unique way. Once complete, children will toss the letters of the alphabet that they created, hoping to land on the corresponding letter!
Accordian Alphabet Book
Your preschooler will have a blast with this craft! The Alphabet to Go will allow your youngster to fold paper, write the letters of the alphabet, and decorate. Once complete, children can store this all-in-one book in a box they decorate themselves. Children will love taking this book out to learn the letters of the alphabet.
Fancy Letter Monogram Card
Looking to brighten someone’s mailbox? Have your child send them a Fancy Fabric Monogram Card created with their own hands. Children will love crafting these simple cards from patterned fabric. Once complete, children can practice their letter writing skills to write a nice note to a loved one or friend.
