Letter h crafts

It is time to get creative with the letter H crafts! We gathered all the happy and happening Letter H crafts and activities! Horses, hippos, hi, hose,

Today we made horses to celebrate the letter H. We talked about the sound the letter H makes and got new homework sheets. There is no class ...

When we started working our way through all of the letters of the alphabet, we decided that we wanted to create something that we could hold onto and look

Are you a homeschooler looking for letter H activities? This post features five activities for the letter H: including a craft, worksheets, and a recipe!

Letter H Crafts http://www.sightandsoundreading.com/letter-h-crafts/Letter?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=pinterest&utm_medium=Mrs.%20Karle%27s%20Sight%20and%20Sound%20Reading%7C%20Literacy%20Lesson%20Plans%20and%20%20educational%20activities&utm_content=Letter%20H%20Crafts H Crafts for preschool or kindergarten - Fun, easy and educational! Students will have fun learning and making these fun crafts!

This "H is for Heart" alphabet craft was a collaborative effort for the boys--Big Brother (5) cut out the hearts (which he worked for about 20 minutes to

Yesterday my four year old and I had some fun with the letter H. We made a paper Hat, and we did a little letter H printing practice. Who doesn't love an old fashioned paper hat? Keep reading for the step by step instructions... and lots of letter H fun! To make the paper hat: 1) Let your child pick his/her favorite color of construction paper, and tape four pieces together to create one large rectangle. 2) Fold the paper in half lengthwise. 3) Fold the top corners down so that they meet in…

The Letter H Do-A-Dot Worksheet is perfect for a hands-on activity to practice recognizing the letters of the alphabet and differentiating between uppercase and lowercase letters.

Ready for our letter of the week? I have tons of preschool letter H activities ready for you to use in your own teaching endeavors! Need some ideas for a letter H theme? Try some

1-2-3 Come Make A Shape House With Me! Since the last "my home" craftivity was so popular, I decided to whip together another social studies lesson you can use when you're studying family and neighborhoods. It's also a fun way to get to know your new students. Completed projects make an adorable back-to-school bulletin board, and are a nice "icebreaker" for the first week of school, when students are getting to know about their new classmates. So that math is also covered, I've included all…