Here we are at the Letter D Letter of the Week Packet plus additional craft ideas!
Our packet which includes everything shown in this preview here, has now been released to our store here:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Letter-of-the-Week-D-1976138
The letter D had so many fun things to Do!
We start out the week with a lot of things to do revolving around "dogs". Here's one of the lesson plans for this day. This shows the printable dog craft (available in both color and black and white) and a Dot to Dot page...
One of my favorite crafts for letter D, looks like this in our packet (there's also a black and white version):
The extra materials needed for this one are a Styrofoam ball and Q-tips:
The final product turned out so fun, we framed it!
Dinosaurs are always a favorite with kiddos, and here is one of our contributions for that amazing creature:
So, we made little drums. We made these using empty ice cream containers and large balloons. We cut the balloons and stretched them across the open end of our ice cream containers (after the kids painted the containers to make their drums their own.
As you can see, we used pencils to drum on it. It actually made a pretty legitimate drum sound and these kids loved drumming on their personal little drums!
We also have a letter D song that backs up our story.
A drum craft was definitely a priority for Letter D week.
The last craft I'm going to go over here, was our little Duck craft, printable seen here in the Lesson Plan above.
It's a little duck made from small paper loops, but the finished product turned out pretty cute:
And here is my son working on his little D book. Each activity is tested and approved by my four year, almost five year old.
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The one other item I want to go over here, is the Reading Literacy Activity because it was a very fun one.
In our house, "Go, Dog, Go", by PD Eastman is a big favorite. My kids love the Seuss-like photos. They love the story, which is easy to remember and they can repeat.
So, we decided to create our Reading Literacy Activity for the Letter D around this story.
Our activity has to do with the stoplight that figures in the story. Stoplights are fascinating to toddlers, and with the help of a little red, yellow and green paint (and a Q-tip), the quickly painted in their own stoplight.
Here's an extra idea, not in our D packet:
A Dog Refrigerator magnet. We used foam sheets cut into basic shapes (mostly ovals and circles) and a magnet strip. It's pretty simple, and if you would rather, just use construction paper to put this little guy together.
If you'd like, try out our Letter of the Week packet for C (IT'S FREE!), you can download that here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Letter-of-the-Week-C-1971569
And here's the full list, Alphabet Letter of the Week packets:
Letter of the Week for A
Letter of the Week for B
Letter of the Week for C
Letter of the Week for D
Letter of the Week for E
Letter of the Week for F
Letter of the Week for G
Letter of the Week for H
Letter of the Week for I
Letter of the Week for J
Letter of the Week for K
Letter of the Week for L
Letter of the Week for M
Letter of the Week for N
Letter of the Week for O
Letter of the Week for P
Letter of the Week for Q
Letter of the Week for R
Letter of the Week for S
Letter of the Week for T
Letter of the Week for U
Letter of the Week for V
Letter of the Week for W
Letter of the Week for X
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