Your kids enjoy ABC crafts, dough-nut they? Well, this ABC Craft for lowercase letter D is a “hole” lot of fun! Your preschooler may even want to make this craft a few times so she can change the “flavors” with different colors of construction paper and sprinkles! Go ahead, make a baker’s dozen!
As you and your child assemble your D Is for Doughnut Craft, practice saying /d/–/d/–doughnut together. You can find more tips for working on pre-reading skills with your preschooler in this handy download.
We would LOVE to see how your lowercase D turns out! Please share your photos with us on our Facebook page, or tag your Instagram photos with the hashtag #allaboutABCcrafts!
For crafts that start with lowercase letters A through Z, get the complete printable set of ABC Craft for Lowercase Letters.
For crafts that start with uppercase letters A through Z, get the complete printable set of ABC Craft for Uppercase Letters.
Photos by: Rachel Neumann
Addison Pelletier
says:My kids loved this project and more!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceGreat to hear, Addison! Thank you for the feedback. We love knowing that our activities are well received by students.
Carmen Farnham
says:We have so much fun creating these letters, thanks for the resource!
brooke
says:These crafts are so cute! Love that you have included the whole alphabet. Cant wait for my youngest to be old enough for these!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceThanks, Brooke! These crafts are great ways to learn the alphabet and I hope your little one enjoys them when he or she is ready.
Lindsey
says:How adorable! I can’t wait to do this with my pre-schooler.
Angie
says:This information is priceless. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Cherie
says:Love teaching lowercase letters!
Cherie
says:Fun crafts for the lowercase letters.
Kristen
says:Cute idea!
Jamie H
says:Love this idea!
Gloria
says:Yum!
Toni Sprouse
says:We are beginning a week of letter D activities this week and really looking forward to incorporating this cute idea!!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceGreat timing, Toni! I hope you have lots of fun with D and with this craft!
Cathy
says:This activity may be another one to help with my son’s b/d reversal. Thanks!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceCathy,
You’re welcome! This craft will be a fun way to review d! We also have a “b is for bat” craft and a blog post on How to Solve Letter Reversals that includes lots of ideas for working on b and d.
Let me know if you need more help with this common problem.
Kathy T
says:I love these cute alphabet crafts! They keep my daughter engaged and excited about learning!
Kecia B
says:We’re learning lowercase d next week! This would be so fun!
Jodie
says:My kids love crafts like this! So cute!!
Janice Hicks
says:Great idea! My kindergartener has dyslexia & has struggled with learning her letters.
Merry
says: Customer ServiceHi Janice, I’m sorry your daughter has struggled with learning letters. I hope she has fun with this craft! We have more ideas on this Letter Knowledge Activities page too. And our Dyslexia Resources page has lots of teaching tips and encouragement too. Let us know if we can help in any way!
Lisa
says:Very cute!
Alexa Humphries
says:This is super cute!
Kristen
says:Great idea!
Lindsay Hill
says:Looks fun!
Sarah Lukitsch
says:I’ve loved doing letter crafts with my preschoolers! We always hang our entire alphabet as we do it. Pretty and a good reminder as they are learning.
Merry
says: Customer ServiceHow fun! Feel free to send pictures if you’d like us to post them on our Facebook page! Happy learning :-).
LaKrecia R Roe
says:Adorable Idea! I also like letting them make real food into letters, words, and numbers :)
Merry
says: Customer ServiceThat’s a great hands-on idea! You might also like these ABC snacks for reinforcing letters and sounds.
Michelle
says:I’m going to do this with my girl. She loves craft. ;)
Merry
says: Customer ServiceHave fun together, Michelle!
Melissa
says:We may try this with my son who frequently confuses the letter b and the letter d!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceMelissa,
This craft will be a fun way to review d! We also have a “b is for bat” craft. We also have a blog post on How to Solve Letter Reversals that includes lots of ideas for working on b and d.
Let me know if you need more help with this problem.
Dalal
says:I’m SO happy I found your blog, it’s been a great source of inspiration!!