One activity you might want to consider is to watercolor paint a frame for this template:

• Print the template and color in the W w.  Point out to the child which is the capital W and which is the lowercase.
   
• Take a piece of white paper and allow the children to water color paint it.  
      
• To add a different touch wet the paper before painting it... this makes the colors run together a bit more in an abstract fashion.
    
• When we painted ours, we painted wiggly worms in all different colors on the white paper -- painting the wiggles was good dexterity practice for Kaitlyn -- it took a lot of concentration for her to get the wiggle shape right.
    
• Point out that Ww is for White, Water, Wet, Wiggly and Worms
    
• Let dry.
    
• Remember to color in your letters (or water color paint them too!).
    
• EITHER:
  • Fold the frame paper in half and cut a rectangle out of it so you're left with a 1 or 2 inch frame
    OR
  • Cut the Ww letters out of the template and glue them onto the construction paper