Preschool ideas - learning letters

Explore the alphabet is a good way to take lessons of new themes and ideas in pre-school, during class, the basic building blocks to read and write. This pre-school ideas are focused on the letter "L" by craft, art projects and play ladybugs and leaves. Feel free to use such ideas in preschool, in conjunction with other units of insects or, if no alphabet theme suit the teachingCurriculum.

Let us Ladybugs

Most children are fascinated by tiny insects, especially the colored beetles. Ladybug provide an excellent opportunity for counting skills by counting the number of spots that appear on the back practice ladybug.

For a fun ladybug craft, try ladybug stamp from potatoes. Cut potatoes in half and carefully cut the shape of a ladybug in the middle of the white potato. Dip the stamp in color andPrint on paper to create a range of ladybug prints.

Children can paint their own ladybug with paper plates, and metal buckle. For this job, every child needs two paper plates. Instruct children to paint one of the dishes on the card as a normal aspect of ladybugs. Pictures or an example of inspiration.

Having finished painting of butterflies in the first place, they cut in half lengthwise. Next instruct the children to paintThe second looks like a paper plate ladybug with its wings spread. Finally, place the halves cut the ladybug on the second disc with metal buckle, and children now have a ladybug craft with wings open and close.

Do not leave the leaves

Another argument for exploring the letter "L" are leaves. These trades well in autumn or spring. This fun activity called "Match of the Leaves" can be a realLeaves the ground or images in magazines or books found leaves plucked. The use of real leaves, can be layered lasting longer.

Collect the pairs of different types of leaves, and place all samples in a box. Children are managed out of the box and try to identify matching pairs of leaf color, size and shape based.

Here is a fun job that nature made a real leaves collected on the base. Children should gather as manyleaves interesting, as they can find. Then, give each child a paper plate cut by half and will collect the leaves in a crown.

When you are satisfied with the layout, glue the leaves that to the plate. additional decorations such as glitter, berries and bows can be added after the dry leaves.

Finally, here's a dirty, fun ideas, crafts, preschool color used to create a sort of tie-dye effect on coffee filters cut intoleaves. To begin, cover the work surface with newspaper to prevent the distribution of color. mix different colors of paint and fill the dropper with color.

Have children design their pages through the dropper full of color. Since coffee filters absorbs water, designs and interesting color patterns can be created with only a few drops of color to be.