DLTK's Educational Activities for Kids
Alphabet Ideas:  The Letter L Activities!

Alphabuddy - Leopard L Craft

Age 2+

Ladybug Crafts and Coloring

(including nursery rhyme activities)

Larry the Lamb Cuddle Buddy

Paper Craft

TP Roll Craft

more Lamb Crafts

Lenny the Lemur Cuddle Buddy

Paper Craft

TP Roll Craft

Leo the Lion Cuddle Buddy

Paper Craft

TP Roll Craft

more Lion Crafts and Coloring

Leroy the Lobster Cuddle Buddy

Paper Craft

TP Roll Craft

Little Red Riding Hood Crafts and Coloring Pages

Lynx TP Roll Craft

Letter L Coloring Pages

Letter L Games and Puzzles

Letter L Mini Book

Letter L songs and rhymes

Letter L tracer pages

multiple fonts to chose from

ENGLISH, FRENCH and SPANISH now available

Letter L-l template

Letter KL and kl 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:  Hold up your Left hand and your right hand.  Stick your indes finger up in the air and your thumb out.   Notice that the Left hand looks like an L to the person holding it up and the right hand doesn't!  This is a great way to remember Left and right.

Learn about Lions - Lions fascinate most kids (almost as much as dinosaurs).  During L week, why not Learn about Lions.  Visit your local zoo or wildlife park.  There are lots of good books about lions (and of course, the Disney Movie Lion King!). 

WHAT WE DO - BODY:  During letter L week, do lots of things with your Legs (run, skip, hop, jump... legs are amazing, aren't they!).  Play Leap frog

WHAT WE DO - CRAFTS:  Lacing is great fun for young children.   Draw a simple item on cardboard (old cereal boxes work well!).    Use a hole puncher around the edges for lacing. Use a shoe string, piece of string or piece of wool work great (put scotch tape around the string or wool to make lacing easier).  To keep from losing them tie one end securely to one hole. 

YOUNG CHILDREN:   Do your lacing with the image in the center of a SINGLE rectangle piece and lace the single image (younger children).  

OLDER CHILDREN:  Draw and cut out two identical shapes.  Punch holes around the edge about 1/2 an inch in and lace the two shapes together.  You can leave an opening and make it into a purse/holder or you can stuff it with crumpled newspaper before lacing it up completely to make a model to hang from the ceiling.

IDEAS FOR IMAGES TO LACE: 

• Star, Moon, Sun, Cross, Heart -- see the simple shapes templates for these
• Letters (A thru Z... use the big letter templates... glue them to the cardboard and punch holes around) 
• Shapes (square, circle, triangle, etc) -- see the simple shapes templates for these
• Numbers (1 thru 9).
• Holidays:   [Christmas]   [St Patrick's Day]   [Valentine's Day]   [Winter]

     
Here's Kaitlyn doing her Letter L lacing project!

Links to other Letter L Activity and Printables Websites