Your preschoolers will yell “Yippee!” when they see the playful toy in this entertaining ABC Craft! Though a real yo-yo requires some practice (and a few tangled strings), your child will have this letter Y craft mastered in minutes!
Here’s What You’ll Need
2 sheets of printer paper
Card stock (we used yellow, blue, orange, and white)
Cut out the templates and trace the letter Y and the yo-yo pieces onto card stock.
Cut out the letter Y and yo-yo pieces.
Glue the letter Y onto a full sheet of card stock (we used yellow, but you can use any color you like).
To assemble the yo-yo, glue the white string compartment between the yo-yo front and back pieces, off-setting the pieces slightly so that all the layers show on the right side of the yo-yo as shown in the example.
Glue the blue decorative circle onto the front of the yo-yo.
Affix the star to the blue decorative circle.
Position the string and the yo-yo beneath the right side of the letter Y as shown in the example and glue in place.
Learning with Your Letter Y Craft
As you and your child assemble your Y Is for Yo-yo Craft, practice saying /y/–/y/–yo-yo 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 Y 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.
I just print them on reg. paper, and use carbon paper, then using a pencil I trace onto construction paper. Then the kids cut out. Less cutting. We love this craft.
Rachel
says:My kiddos love to do crafts like this! Thank you!
Abdullah Abdullateef
says:Very Nice
Kecia
says:This is adorable!
Laura
says:I Love these fun crafts!
Debbie Wheeler
says:I just print them on reg. paper, and use carbon paper, then using a pencil I trace onto construction paper. Then the kids cut out. Less cutting. We love this craft.
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceGreat tip, Debbie, and thank you for sharing it! That would minimize the cutting necessary and make the prep work faster.