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Activity: What is a van and alphabet
Letter V Van printable Activities
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Activity:
Alphabet Lower Case Letter V Van Activity
Worksheet and Craft
These
activities will help children learn letter V, beginning writing skills (tracing), scissor cutting skills, problem solving
(assembly of the craft).
The
upper portion of the activity worksheet is a foldable flash card, the lower portion is
a craft to trace, color and assemble.
Printing Tips: This activity worksheet will be more
effective when printed on stiff paper or card stock. To
add interest, print on pastel colors.
Suggested instructions:
1. Print the activity page. If working with a group,
print one for display and for instruction. Distribute only the
upper portion (flash card and tracer as one piece).
Tell the children they are going to
play different games with a van theme. They need to listen and
follow instructions for the game.
2. Game 1 - Trace and Say the Letter - Assemble the Flash
Card:
*Trace the large dotted letter (left) and sound out the word van and
point to the image (right side).
*Have the children trace the dotted letter with their finger
first. Instruct to trace with color pencil or crayon.
*Color the van image on the right.
*Instruct children (or help) fold on the center line and apply
glue. One side of the card will show the tracer and the other
side the van picture.
3. Game 2:
Craft - Trace, Cut and Assemble a Car or Van
The lower part of the worksheet is an easy craft that will provide
opportunities to trace, cut (scissor skills) and creativity in
coloring, decorating and assembly (small motor skills).
Distribute the van craft portion:
1. Instruct the children to trace along the dotted
lines of the different pieces in their favorite colors. Now the
children can color, fill and decorate the pieces 2.
Once the pieces are traced and colored, instruct the children to cut
out the pieces.
3. Instruct to assemble. They can refer to the
image in the flash card. The wheels can be attached with a
large fastener, so these can turn around (Ages 3+ and older only).
Activities: The
Otto's Club
Fun online activities that address various safety issues: buckle up,
crossing a street safely and more.
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*print on card stock,
paper, or construction paper
*something to color with-color pencils, crayons or markers
*preschool scissors
*Optional - two brass fasteners for wheels
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