Each one has 20 pages and includes various learning activities for teaching the alphabet, both upper case and lower case. Want ideas for your preschool Letter M theme? Try one of these: Monkey, Mountain, Monster, Moose, Mouse, Mittens, Music, Mushroom, Magnet, Muffin, Moon, Me (See my All About Me book), Macaroni, Mango, Mustache, Milk, Man,įor each of my letter of the week posts, I make a printable pack of letter activities.

We love coming up with ideas and creating the resources for you to use each week. I have a big post full of Preschool Letter M Activities! My kids and I are having a blast creating this series for you. Of course, it wouldn’t be a monster if it didn’t have a big mouth and some arms :) Just grab a couple of crayons and let their imaginations go.įinally, the little monster is ready for some spots (if you’re adding those that is).Happy Letter of the Week Day! Today is brought to you by the letter M. Glue the eyeball that you just made onto a black rectangle and then glue those right onto your monster. Next, you’ll want to start adding the eyes.įor each white circle that you have, glue a smaller black circle on to it.

We found it much easier for this letter if the card stock were turned on its side. Have your child glue their lowercase letter M down on to their card stock. You can either print out a template to trace around or just freehand it like we did.įrom the white construction paper, cut out your monster’s eyes, as many as your little one would like :)įrom the black, cut out some smaller circles (to match the number of white circles that you have), as well as the same number of black rectangles.įor the rectangles, we decided to keep them all the same width but made them different lengths so that the eyes would all be slightly off from one another. To start, you’ll need to cut out your lowercase letter M. Green, black, and white construction paper.To make a similar letter M monster, you’ll need: We started with his first instructions which were that he wanted big eyes, little arms, and lots and lots of spots and let the rest just play out as we went along. Personally, I think I enjoyed this particular craft even more than he did :) It was so much fun to see his imagination really come in to play as he designed his monster in his mind and let me know exactly how he wanted it to look.

Throughout the time that we’ve been making them, little man has said that he wanted to make a monster with a letter so figuring out what to do for the lowercase letter M was pretty much a no brainer. We’ve been a bit under the weather here in our home for the past couple of weeks but now that the weather is starting to warm back up, we couldn’t wait to get back to creating these fun alphabet crafts. It’s that time again! Time for another addition to our preschool alphabet book!

Letter m crafts