Alphabet Crafts are a great way to reinforce letter names and sounds while also incorporating multiple domains of development. I have attempted a few alphabet crafts with Little Brother, starting with letter “a” (which ended up being somewhat of a disaster). After a month-long break, we are trying once again. I am happy to say, this alphabet craft went much better than the last one!
Here’s what you’ll need: cardboard or brown cardstock, dried coffee grounds, scissors, glue, googly eyes, and pom-poms.
This alphabet craft was inspired by a plate we bought on MAJOR clearance at Pottery Barn Kids.
1. Make the letter “B” on cardstock or cardboard and the nose, mouth, hands, ears, etc. I would recommend using brown paper/cardboard instead of white since the bear will look much more natural this way.
2. Glue all the bear parts onto the “B”.
3. Have your child use a cotton swab to spread the liquid glue as evenly as possible over the entire surface.
4. Start sprinkling the coffee grounds!
This was Little Brother’s favorite part!
5. Cover the surface completely and let dry.
6. Add a googly eye, a black pom-pom for the nose, and a blue pom-pom for a blueberry.
Literature Link:
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Eric Carle
Check out more alphabet crafts here and on my Alphabet Activities Pinterest board.
Love it! I’ll make extra coffe tomorrow morning, all in the name of learning of course. : ) Thanks for the idea! Maybe we’ll read blueberries for sal to go along with it too.
love this creative ideas of making alphabet crafts for kids.i know my kids are going to love it.