Alphabet Activities Preschool Scissor Cutting Practice Alphabet Necklaces

Make learning the alphabet hands-on and totally wearable! These adorable Alphabet Necklaces turn each letter into a fun and functional craft that your students will proudly show off, and they’ll be practicing key literacy skills without even realizing it.

Perfect for morning work, centers, or a quick prep activity when you need something fun but purposeful.

This craft is perfect for teachers who want a versatile letter of the week craft that can be used for a variety of ages and skill levels.

What’s Inside:

• 26 alphabet necklace templates (one for each uppercase letter A–Z)
• Each page includes a bubble letter to decorate or color
• Space for students to draw or glue letter-themed images
• Pre-punched dot guides for easy hole punching and lacing
• Just print, color, cut, and add string or yarn!

Your students will have a blast creating these necklaces.

Plus, this craft requires minimal prep work and can be completed in just one class period, making it a perfect addition to any alphabet curriculum.

Why Teachers & Students Love It:

• Combines letter recognition with creativity
• ✂️ Encourages fine motor practice with cutting, hole punching, and stringing
• Promotes discussion of letter sounds and associated words
• Makes a cute wearable product kids are proud to show off (and parents will love!)
• Low-prep and super easy to fit into any alphabet routine
  

You can even send them home for students to “teach” the letter to their families. Win-win!

Who is this for?

• Preschool teachers looking for a fun and educational craft activity that focuses on fine motor skills, creativity, and the alphabet.
• Homeschooling parents who want to have a fun alphabet craft.
• Art teachers who want to incorporate a unique and creative project into their elementary curriculum will find this craft irresistible.
• Summer school teachers can use this craft as an engaging activity for children during the summer months. It's perfect for camps that focus on creativity and hands-on learning.

Copyright © Beth Ann Averill.

Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

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