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If you’re a parent, you know that introducing reading to your little one can be a challenging journey. Whether you’re guiding your kids through homeschooling or simply want to give them a head start before kindergarten, fostering pre-reading skills can begin as early as two or three years old. To create a language-rich atmosphere at home, engage them in conversations, read frequently, and highlight letters and words throughout your daily activities. Once your toddler or preschooler shows curiosity about reading, it’s time to dive into letter recognition. Kids learn best when they’re having fun, so we’ve compiled some exciting ideas for crafting with the letter D. Check out our selection of letter D activities below.
While you’ll see some repeated themes, like dogs, each craft offers a unique and enjoyable way to spend a weekday afternoon. Most of the materials you’ll need are likely already in your art supplies, making these activities easy to set up with minimal prep. Let’s jump in!
Letter D Crafts for Toddlers and Preschoolers
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Crafty Critters — Letter D Dog Craft
Watch this adorable video from Crafty Critters, which shows parents and kids how to transform a capital letter D into a cute dog with floppy ears. You probably already have the necessary supplies at home, so give it a try! -
Happy Dino Fun — Dino Activity for Kids
D is for dinosaur! Kids adore these prehistoric creatures, and this straightforward tutorial from Happy Dino Fun requires just construction paper, scissors, and glue to create a delightful dino to display on the fridge. You can also explore our dinosaur coloring pages or crafts if your child is fascinated by them. -
Little Ducklings — Duck, Duck, Goose
Here’s another simple craft that only needs a few basic materials. This cheerful yellow duck is a fantastic way to teach kids about the letter D and share some fun facts about ducks. The video from Little Ducklings is quick, running under two minutes, making it perfect for a busy afternoon. -
Nature’s Art — Deer Craft for Kids
From the Nature’s Art channel, watch how to create a deer using the letter D. This video is brief—under two minutes—making it an easy and engaging craft for the holidays. -
Dino Fun with Punk Rock Preschool
Using household items like paper plates and markers, you can create a fun dinosaur with your toddler or preschooler. -
Creative Dots — The Letter D: D is for Dots
Another fun craft from Punk Rock Preschool, this simple activity allows kids to paint dots on the letter D with minimal materials. Grab some paint, a paper plate, and sponge brushes, and you’re all set for an inexpensive afternoon craft. -
Sweet Quackers — Duck Crafts for Kids
Create an adorable 3-D duck with basic supplies like construction paper, scissors, and glue. Your kids will love this quacky project! -
Origami Pals — Origami Dog
If your little one wants to explore origami, this easy tutorial from the Origami Pals channel shows how to fold a paper dog that your child will adore. -
Delicious Donut Decorating
Who doesn’t love an edible craft? Gather some plain donuts and various colorful frostings and sprinkles. Let each child decorate their donut while learning to spell and pronounce “donut.” Before they enjoy their treats, have everyone say, “D for donut.” This tasty activity helps reinforce the letter D. -
Dime Dots Craft
Transform dimes into stamps! Simply dip them into different colors of paint, or for a mess-free option, glue a popsicle stick to each dime. Your child can create a fun design while learning about the value of coins and colors. -
Duck Feet Craft
Bring some creativity to your home by making duck feet prints with a spatula. Dip it in paint and stamp it on paper, creating the illusion of a duck waddling across your table. As they craft, remind them that “duck” starts with D! -
Dirt Snack Delight
Make a delicious snack craft with pudding, Oreos, and a gummy worm. Crush Oreos (without the filling), mix with chocolate pudding, pour into a cup, and place a gummy worm on top. This fun and tasty project is perfect for kids who love playing in the dirt!
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Summary
Engaging your toddler or preschooler in letter D crafts can make learning fun and interactive. From creating adorable dog crafts to delicious donut decorating, these activities are designed to be easy and require minimal supplies. As you guide your little ones through these crafts, you’ll not only teach them about the letter D but also help them develop their creativity and fine motor skills.