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Letter Q Crafts for Preschool

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My kids and I have had so much fun creating our way through the alphabet.  Since  I have four kids who like to do arts and crafts, it’s not hard to put together a big selection of crafts for each letter.  Q was a little tough, but we did manage to find four letter Q crafts for preschool.

We had fun creating these four letter Q crafts for preschoolers.


I shared this post years ago, when my children were young. I love looking back at the fun things we did to fill our days as I taught my kids the alphabet! I highly recommend doing sensory, art, and fine motor activities with your preschooler simply because it’s fun. These activities also provide opportunities to develop oral language and other early literacy skills. However, please note that research tells us that direct instruction in letters and sounds is the most efficient way to teach and learn the alphabet. Find our full alphabet curriculum here.

Letter Q Crafts for Preschool

Q-Tip Painting

We had fun creating these four letter Q crafts for preschoolers.

I put some washable tempera paint into empty ice cube trays, set some sheets of large white paper on newspaper, and got out a box of Q-tips. All of my big kids (2,3,5,7) had fun creating!

Q is for Queen

We had fun creating these four letter Q crafts for preschoolers.

I just love my Four’s Queen. You can print a giant letter Q HERE. I printed mine on pink construction paper and cut it out for my Four. He used plastic gems, googly eyes, and markers to create this beauty.

Q is for Quail

We had fun creating these four letter Q crafts for preschoolers.

I’ve seen a lot of cute Q is for Quail crafts. We opted to keep ours simple. My Four loves to draw bird feet but decided that his quail did not need a beak. He had a bagful of craft feathers, but apparently one was enough!

Q is for Quilt

We had fun creating these four letter Q crafts for preschoolers.

If you’re looking for an exceptionally quick and simple craft, here’s the one for you. I did this with my kids over a year ago when I did a craft series at Crystal and Company. Learn more about it in this post.

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Filed Under: General Tagged With: preschool, kindergarten, arts and crafts, Pre-K

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2 Comments

  1. Sarah Micheel

    July 14, 2014 at 6:17 am

    I love the idea of putting paint in ice cube trays! Will definitely be using that tip.

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    • Anna Geiger

      August 20, 2014 at 2:30 pm

      Hi Sarah! I saw the paint in ice cube trays on another blog and thought it was brilliant! Worked great, too. Hope you’re doing well!

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