Regular readers will know that I’ve been teaching my son the alphabet (Letter Learning Journey). But since we’ve moved house and he’s started school it’s kind of fell by the wayside. I have been teaching him in alphabetically order and he’s been learning phonetically at school.
I think TREES are really interesting this time of year so that’s what we did.
Simply we cut out a letter t, coloured it in and added the leaves.
Then we made some trees. First we painted some toilet roll holders brown.
Then we glued on some cotton wool.
Then we painted the cotton wool green.
We really liked the results.
We then went out for a walk to look at trees and to collect leaves.
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A perfect crafty way to learn your letter t!
I love these trees. I think my preschooler would have a lot of fun doing this activity. I have so many toilet paper rolls stocked up, so we just may have to do this.
Oooh that cotton wool bud tree turned out really well!
Thank you for sharing on Kids Get Crafty! Always lovely to see your crafts and letter activities.
Maggy
What a great letter activity!
Thanks and Be Blessed,
Julie
Oh, I love the trees!! What a great way to work with the letter t. Thank you so much for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
Thank you for sharing at Happy Family Times!