Letter of the Week: Crafts to Teach Letter D
Don’t miss this amazing collection of crafts to teach Letter D! They’re perfect for your upcoming Letter of the Week and general PreK activities!
Crafting with preschoolers is so much fun! With more than twenty simple crafts to choose from, they’re perfect for your “D is for …” activities.
Your preschoolers will have so much fun creating dogs, daffodils, ducks, and so much more!
You can use these Letter D craft ideas even if you don’t teach preschool with the Letter of the Week method. These crafts go great with your units on pets (dogs), construction (dump trucks), flowers (daffodil), and more!
Crafts to Teach Letter D
Make a puffy paint donut on an old CD. It’s perfect to use alongside If You Give a Dog a Donut or any other donut-themed stories. Teaching with Children’s Books
This frosted donut craft for toddlers couldn’t be easier to put together! The Mama Workshop
Here’s a fun D is for Dog craft that comes with a free printable template to make it easier to assemble. Crayons and Cravings
Preschoolers will love creating a fun paper dog puppet. Then, they’ll love using them to act out their favorite puppy stories. Red Ted Art
Little ones can focus on shapes as they assemble this basic shapes dump truck. Crafty Crafted
This little dump truck incorporates the letter “d” into a fun interactive craft. Books and Giggles
Here’s a fun D is for Dinosaur craft that is easy for little ones to assemble on their own. A Dab of Glue Will Do
These paper mache dinosaur banks are the perfect place for little ones to store their pennies. Red Ted Art
These cupcake liner dinosaurs are bright and colorful. Kids will have fun creating a whole collection of them. Artsy Craftsy Mom
This printable Letter D craft comes with a printable template that is so simple for kids to assemble. Fun with Mama
It’s so simple to turn a Letter D into a cute little duck, and your preschoolers are going to love it! Kids Activities Blog
Kids will love turning their handprints into cute little ducks when you study the Letter D. Fun Handprint Blog
Turn an old egg carton into a small world pond, and your kids can act out Five Little Ducks. Messy Little Monster
This sweet daffodil preschool flower craft is perfect for spring! The free printable template makes this craft a breeze for little ones to make.
Turn a lowercase “d” into a daisy flower with this D is for Daisy craft. Totally Tots
I love the various textures and colors in this D is for Dandelions craft. Dandelions on the Wall
Dot painting is so much fun for little ones, so they’ll love this D is for Dot painting activity. The Letters of Literacy
Preschoolers will enjoy helping you whip up a quick D is for Dirt snack during your Letter D lessons. Crystal and Co.
This D is for Dolphin Alphabet Craft is perfect for learning about letters sounds and aquatic animals! That Bald Chick
Your kids will love creating this simple clothespin dragonfly craft. It’s perfect for spring! Messy Little Monster
This q-tip painted dragonfly craft is a great way for little ones to work on fine motor skills as they create a piece of art. Projects with Kids
How about letting your kids make a drum! They’ll love marching around banging on this simple D is for Drum craft. Little Family Fun
This D is for Drum craft comes with a free printable template which will make assembling the craft super easy. Frugal Mom Eh
Must Have Resources:
When completing these crafts and activities at home, I find that the following resources are very helpful to have on hand.
Round Out Your Unit with These Activities:
Your little crafters will adore these easy dinosaur crafts for preschoolers! Each one will encourage creativity and imaginative play.
This sweet daffodil preschool flower craft is perfect for spring! The free printable template makes this craft a breeze for little ones to make.
Let your little ones play with their dinosaur food with this Digging for Dinosaurs pudding snack! Young dinosaur fans will dig it!
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