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Alphabet Ideas: The LETTER P Activities!


	Alphabuddy - Princess P Craft Age 2+ (view medieval section for other princess crafts)

	Paddington Bear Craft Age 3+

	Panda Paper Craft Panda Toilet Paper Roll Craft

	Pansy Purple Color Buddy Age 2+

	Peacock Section Crafts, coloring and more!

	Penguin Section Crafts, coloring and more!

	Pineapple Craft Age 2+

	Pig Crafts Projects for various ages

	Pirate Crafts Projects for various ages

	Letter P Coloring Pages

	Letter P Games and Puzzles

	Letter P Mini Book

	Letter P songs and rhymes

	Letter P tracer pages multiple fonts to chose from ENGLISH, FRENCH and SPANISH now available

	Letter P-p template

Letter OP and op templates

Each week we have a special "letter of the week". During the week, we make crafts that feature the letter of the week and practice the upper and lower cases of the letter. WHAT WE DO - ACTIVITIES: During the week we're learning about a particular letter (in this case the Letter P), we'll often do an activity celebrating that letter. One idea for the letter P is having a party. This can be a simple, family only, party or one where a couple of friends are invited. The child should be encouraged to plan the party themselves. It should include food, drinks, activities and crafts that start with the letter P. Some suggestions are potato chips, Pepsi, pickles, pears, peanuts, pin the tail on the pony (ok, it looks like a donkey, but we can imagine!) and any of the crafts on this page. WHAT WE DO - CRAFTS: Instead of using crayons use paint for your crafts. During the week try different types of paint and different methods of painting. For instance... finger painting, brush painting, sponge painting, tempra paints, water colour paints, and toothbrush painting (flick paint from an old toothbrush with your finger... a good way to do snow falling). You can even make your own paint (this simple recipe is non-toxic and is as fun for the kids to stir up as it is for them to use... be careful though as the colours can stain clothing). For even younger kids, try pudding paint (two P's!!) WHAT WE DO - RECYCLING: Making recycled paper is half craft/half recycling and is fun for older kids (Age 5+). I've found that children younger than that don't enjoy it as much as there is a fair amount of waiting time between the start of the project and the finished paper. They also don't quite grasp the concept of recycling or the environment. Anyways, it's lots of fun and a few sheets of the finished paper can be put together as gift notepaper for mom or grandma or it can be turned into cards by the children for a special occassion.

	Links to other Letter P Activity and Printables Websites