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Letter Q activities for preschool

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Check out our collection of creative letter Q activities!

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

(Update: I published this post years ago when my children were young. Now that I have more time, I’ve created a done-for-you alphabet curriculum perfect for preschool!)

Letter Q Activities

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

For this simple quilt making activity, I gave him a variety of paper shapes cut from cardstock. He arranged them however he wanted to make a paper quilt. This activity is a great way to incorporate math concepts if you talk about the shapes as your child is creating the quilt.

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

For this quilt, I printed a large 8 x 8 inch square. Then I gave him a collection of 2 inch squares and showed him how to glue them down to make a quilt. I encouraged him to consider making a pattern with the squares, but he wasn’t interested.

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

Finally, we printed this free quilt pattern from Making Learning Fun. I grabbed the stale Froot Loops from the basement (we only use them for crafts). I put a dot of glue on each circle, and he carefully placed a piece of cereal on each dot. Such great fine motor practice!

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

This fine motor activity is from Fantastic Fun and Learning. He pushed Q-tips into the side of our metal spaghetti strainer. As it turned out, the holes on the base of the pot were too small for Q-tips, but he and his little sister had fun threading toothpicks through them.

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

This very basic craft only requires a block letter Q (which you can find here) and colorful square paper scraps. I like to raid my scrapbook paper collection.

Because with five kids (and one on the way), plus this blog, my scrapbooking days are a thing of the past!

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

This is my favorite. Isn’t she pretty? You can find even more letter Q crafts in this post.

Look at all the fun we had learning about letter Q! You'll find a variety of free printables in this collection of letter Q activities.

Of course, we’re doing whole alphabet activities all week long, too. For this one, I grabbed some of his toy vehicles and wrote their beginning letters on a piece of paper. He had fun matching the bus to the B, the helicopter to the H, and so on.

Stay tuned for letter R!

Looking for a done-for-you alphabet curriculum?

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More links and free printables for you

  • letter Q book (songs and rhymes)
  • My Letter Q Book (with photos)
  • More letter Q crafts
  • Ways to write letter Q
  • Letter Q book list
  • Letter hunt and find pages
  • Letter sound coloring pages
  • Letter sound worksheets

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Alphabet Curriculum for Preschool

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  1. Kathleen

    September 10, 2020 at 5:08 am

    Hi Anna, I printed your giant alphabet template printables several years ago and would like them for another grandchild to keep him busy while big brother is doing remote schooling. Are they still available on your site to print out? Thanks, Kathleen

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    • Kate Dowling

      September 10, 2020 at 6:59 pm

      Hi Kathleen!

      This is Kate, Anna’s assistant. Here are the links to Anna’s block letters. Capital: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/printable-block-letters-150-ways-fill/
      Lowercase: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/printable-letters-lowercase/

      Have fun with your grandchildren!

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