It’s hard to pass up an ABC Craft that combines earth science, hands-on art, and creative letter-learning all in one, isn’t it? This lowercase V craft is sure to make your little one’s enthusiasm overflow (pun intended ?)!
Here’s What You’ll Need
2 sheets of printer paper
Card stock (we used light blue, dark brown, light brown, yellow, orange, and red)
Cut out the templates and trace the letter V and the volcano pieces onto card stock.
Cut out the letter V and volcano pieces.
Glue the left and right volcano bases to a piece of card stock (we used light blue, but you can use any color you like). The center angles should be nearly touching.
Glue the yellow lava piece into the “V” formed by the base pieces.
Glue the orange lava piece above the yellow piece, aligning the wavy edges.
Glue the red lava piece above the orange piece, aligning the wavy edges.
Glue the letter V on top of the volcano pieces as shown on the example.
Learning with Your Letter V Craft
As you and your child assemble your V Is for Volcano Craft, practice saying /v/–/v/–volcano 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 V 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?
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.
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.
So excited to see this! We are learning about volcanoes with both of my boys AND my 5 year old is still working on learning letters and sounds. This is perfect!
Good question, Danielle. I’m pretty sure once the whole alphabet is released we will have a single pdf download like we did for the capital letters. However, I’ll pass this along as a suggestion in case that wasn’t planned.
Our PK classes always have these abc crafts covering the walls of the PK hall. In addition to helping our students, they also make our school a warm, welcoming place. Thank you for everything you do for children!
Jen
says:So excited to see this! We are learning about volcanoes with both of my boys AND my 5 year old is still working on learning letters and sounds. This is perfect!
Sheila
says:This looks especially fun. My little man loves talking about lava and such, so this volcano craft will be good. These letter crafts are a great idea!
Auburn
says:I’ve got a folder in my email for all of the letter crafts! Great ideas for my littlest learner!
Monica S
says:These types of visual crafts are awesome for visual and kinesthetic learners!
Andrea
says:Very cute!
Amy
says:Cute! This will fit right in with “Victor Vicuna’s Volcano Vacation” that we’re reading as part of the Animal Antics A to Z series.
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceWhat a great idea, Amy! This craft would definitely be a great go-along for that book. Have fun!
Sherri Pauling
says:Thanks for the hands on learning hints, they are great for my guy and make the learning fun!
Myra
says:What a great idea! This craft looks so simple yet pretty and accurate.
Kimberly
says:I can’t wait to do these with my daughter!!
Kory
says:?love it!
Moriah H
says:Looks like a fun learning project!
Katie
says:This is simple and creative! Thank you!
Dara
says:These are awesome thank you
Valerie Foman
says:Ahhhh! I just discovered these letter crafts, and I’m over the moon. These are the best free resources I’ve found online in a loooong time.
Nikeisha Savary
says:Love all of these letter crafts!! So much fun for the kids!
Kendra
says:Looks so fun to make
Kayla
says:My son loves making letter crafts!
Danielle Breeggemann
says:Will these all be compiled into one pdf like the capital letters are?
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceGood question, Danielle. I’m pretty sure once the whole alphabet is released we will have a single pdf download like we did for the capital letters. However, I’ll pass this along as a suggestion in case that wasn’t planned.
Jocelyne iles
says:Amzing help for a dylexic teacher to help the kids learn without struggling with my own issues
Beth
says:Fun!
Danielle
says:Oh I love this idea! I think me kiddos will too!
JANNETTE
says:I love this idea. It helps my son remember the letter and sound. Its a reference for him.
Kim
says:Our PK classes always have these abc crafts covering the walls of the PK hall. In addition to helping our students, they also make our school a warm, welcoming place. Thank you for everything you do for children!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceKim,
I have long thought that these crafts would make such wonderful decorations for a room! I’m happy to hear I was right. ?
Shubhangi
says:Very good idea
Amanda
says:I love these letter crafts! My son loves them too!