Glimmercat Education: Letter of the Week Packet for F

Frankly, we had fun with the letter F. It's astonishing when you sit down and think about it, how many delightful nouns begin with F. It was almost a trick to narrow down which ones we'd choose to do.

For instance, "F is for Fox".

One of the activities included in each of our Letter of the Week packets, is this nifty "Match the Big Letter to the Little Letter" Coloring activity. It's good practice for those capital and lowercase letters. My daughter got to use paint for this one.

Then she used our Fox craft page (available in color or black and white for children to color on their own) to make this little guy.

On another day, we introduce "F is for Flower", as seen in one of the Lesson Plans included in our packet:

After completing her Flower Puzzle, she made her little pom pom flowers using the craft sheet:

For the Homeschooling Mom, here's another idea you could include in your F is for Flower day:

We began with the green letter F that makes up the leaves and stems of the flowers below.

Then we cut and folded some toilet paper tubes and had the fun of painting them, too.

We were going for Black-Eyed-Susans and opted for a black puffy center, but you could certainly use a different colored pom-pom for the center if you wished.

Another fun craft is included in our F is for Frog Day.

We decided to have it be a black and white printable that could be printed out and colored.

Yep, F is for Fun, first and foremost!

I have a pre-colored and black and white option so that the kids can color it if preferred.

Our Reading Literacy lesson is all about the book "Fox in Socks", and so foxes were rather important to this week's letter. If you can, watch the portion of "Milo and Otis" where Otis hangs out with the fox. My kids are always giggling at that point in the movie, and I think it showcases foxes really well.