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U Is for Umbrella Craft

child applies a umbrella to her lowercase u craft

If you need a fun activity (and an umbrella!) for a rainy day, look no further than this bright and cheery lowercase U craft! Who knows, maybe the sun will be out by the time you’re done!

Here’s What You’ll Need

Instructions for Assembling Your Lowercase U Craft

  1. Print the U Is for Umbrella Craft templates.
  2. Cut out the templates and trace the letter U and the umbrella pieces onto card stock.
  3. Cut out the letter U and umbrella pieces.
  4. Glue the letter U to a full sheet of card stock (we used orange, but you can use any color you like).
  5. Glue the center umbrella piece to the top of the letter U as shown in the example.
  6. Position the right and left umbrella pieces on the right and left sides of the center piece and glue in place.
  7. Affix the umbrella spike to the top of the umbrella.

child glues her lowercase u craft children look over their lowercase t craft child glues dot for her lowercase u craft

Learning with Your Letter U Craft

As you and your child assemble your U Is for Umbrella Craft, practice saying /ŭ/–/ŭ/–umbrella together. You can find more tips for working on pre-reading skills with your preschooler in this handy download.

children display their lowercase u craft

We would LOVE to see how your lowercase U craft turns out! Please share your photos with us on our Facebook page, or tag your Instagram photos with the hashtag #allaboutABCcrafts!

Want More ABC Crafts?

page spread from the abc crafts lowercase series download

Free Lowercase ABC Letter Crafts

For crafts that start with lowercase letters A through Z, get the complete printable set of ABC Craft for Lowercase Letters.

page spread from the abc crafts uppercase series download

Free Uppercase ABC Letter Crafts

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

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Love this

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Such a great idea!

Robin

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Thank you, Deborah!

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Love this!

Keri

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Fantastic craft ideas

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Thank you for this opportunity!

Nichole McGuire

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Such a fun craft to tie in with April showers!

Rebeca Beaton

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This looks so fun for my little one!

Celine Legaspi

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This is great for my class!! Thank you!

Katie

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We love these kind of crafts for our preschooler!

Suzanne

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These are so great for our pre readers! My kids always love a craft!

Austyn Christensen

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Love this curriculum!

Karen

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I love your simple letter crafts!

Jenell Lewis

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Thank you for such a cute craft!

Robin

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You’re welcome, Jennell. Enjoy!

Sara D

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Thank you for this craft! My kids love your craft ideas!

Robin

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Thank you for letting us know your kids enjoy the crafts, Sara! It’s great to hear!

Mandi Lynch

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I love all the ideas on here. And I love the curriculum!

Robin

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Thank you, Mandi!

Crystal L.Cohen

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Wow! What a great way to have fun making these awesome crafts!

Robin

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Thank you, Crystal! We hope they are lots of fun for little learners!

Rachel Johnson

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These are so cute! My kids will love them.

Robin

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Glad you like it, Rachel! I hope your kids have a lot of fun with too!

Nichole H.

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Another fantastic craft idea!!! Thank you; we have so much fun in the pre-reading activities with the letter crafts :)

Robin

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Glad you like these crafts, Nichole, and it’s wonderful to hear you are enjoying the Pre-Reading activities too! Thank you.

Nathania

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Where do you get your colored card stock?

Robin E.

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Good question, Nathania. Colored cardstock is available at most office supply stores, such as Staples, Office Depot, and others. Also, stores like Walmart and Target carry colored cardstock near where they have printer paper, although they tend to have a more limited selection of colors. It can also be ordered online through places like Amazon and Rainbow Resource.

I hope this helps you find it.

Jennifer Thornton

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My little girl loves crafts. This would be a fun way for her to learn letters!

BETHANY

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Love these ideas.

Elizabeth

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My kids love these projects! I do them with my four year old and now my two year old always wants in on it too!

Robin E.

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Elizabeth,
I love the enthusiasm your kids have about these crafts! ?

Kate

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Such a cute craft!

Jenifer

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Thank you for the creative ideas that inspire such joy when learning.

Rebekah M

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We have done the capitol letters and lower case letters with you. The children love them. Thank you for sharing this fun, crafty way to learn letters

Denise

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Great article!

Laura

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Great idea

Jennifer

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We LOVE doing our letters! The Uppercase and Lowercase letters have been an essential part of my preK curriculum with my artsy girl as she gets ready for Kindergarten! Thank you!!

Robin E.

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You’re welcome, Jennifer! It’s great to hear that these letter crafts have been such a big part of your preK year.

Allyson

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This is such a great idea!

Robin E.

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Thank you, Allyson.