35+ Alphabet Activities and Alphabet Crafts for Toddlers & Preschoolers

35+ Alphabet Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers

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I LOVE teaching my boys the letters of the alphabet. There are sooooo many ways to make it fun and hands-on for the little people in your life. Here are a range of alphabet activities and alphabet crafts for toddlers and preschoolers we have loved doing!

Alphabet Activities

Alphabet Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers 1

1. Alphabet Squish

2.  Sticker Letter Tracing

3.  Hershey Kisses Alphabet Memory Game

4.  Flashlight Spot-and-Tell

Alphabet Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers 2

5. Alphabet Parking Lot

6. Letter Boxes

7. Invisible Letters

8. Hide & Seek Alphabet Puzzle

Alphabet Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers 3

9. Clothespin Capital & Lowercase Matching Activity

10. Outdoor Alphabet Track

11. Letter Pounding

12. Alphabet Sort & Match

Alphabet Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers 4

13. Playdough & Alphabet Stamps

14. Making Letters in Shaving Cream

15. Floor Tape Letters

16.  Letter b, d, p, q Spinner

Alphabet Activities for Toddlers & Preschoolers 5

17. Pound a Sound (can do with letter names or sounds)

18. Wet, Dry, Now You Try

19. Capital & Lowercase Letter Stamping 

20. Magnetic Capital & Lowercase Matching with the Build-a-Word Tray

Alphabet Crafts

Alphabet Crafts

Apple Seed A

Apple A Peel-away Art

B is for Bear

C is for Cow

D is for Dinosaur

E is for Egg

F is for Fire

H is for Heart

L is for Leaf

M is for Monster

O is for Octopus

O is for Olympics

S is for Sunflower

S is for Snake

T is for Tent

X is for X-Ray

 

 

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8 Comments

    1. I think the best letters to start with are the letters in your child’s name. Obviously, start with the first letter of his/her name. M is also a popular starting point (most kids can recognize an M for McDonald’s). :)

  1. Absolutely love these ideas. My pre-K-ish boy is not going to be an easy one to teach with anything resembling traditional methods. These are fabulous ideas. Thank you so much.

  2. Hi ma’am. I’m a first time mum who is trying to homeschool.
    Where exactly do I start from please my son is 3+. We have leart ABC letters recognition is been pretty difficult but have come across articles that says teaching sounds is better than letters. What’s your advise on this? Also when do I introduce him to lower case letter? Should I teach numbers along letters?
    All these I don’t know how to go about. Thanks ma’am

    1. First of all, don’t stress! Your child will learn the alphabet when he/she is cognitively ready. All we can do as parents (and teachers) is facilitate opportunities to expose them to letters and sounds. There is no “right” formula. I would suggest starting with a letter that your child is interested in. For a lot of kids, this is the first letter of their name. For others, it might be “M” for McDonald’s (or other letters they see in their environment) as they can easily recognize it when out and about. Again, immerse your child in play-based activities and the learning will follow!

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