10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter P

Thanks for checking out this series on lessons and fun ways to teach the letters of the alphabet. This week, we are looking at the letter P. There are so many fun ways to teach the letter P to your children out there! Here are some fun crafts, recipes, printable and more to help you come up with your lesson plan for the letter P. Enjoy!

10+ Ways to Introduce the Letter P

Crafts:

Make some Homemade Play-doh together with this great recipe from The Imagination Tree that doesn’t require cooking.

Make your own cardboard pizza slices like the kids on Filth Wizardry did. I really like this creative idea. If you have more than one child, you can create an entire custom pizza this way.

Printables:

If your child likes mazes, this Letter P Maze from Print Activities is right up their alley.

This P tracing practice sheet from Sight Words Game helps your child trace the letter P in both capital and lower case, practice writing them and even practice a sentence using the letter P.

Activities:

I love this Pretend Play Pizza Parlor by Sugar Aunts. It uses an old pizza box and a felt pizza for allowing your kids to add and take away toppings. How great!

Why not do some painting with pom-poms like Learning 4 Kids did? This looks like a great activity for fun, art, mess and fine motor skills.

Books:

The Poky Little Puppy by Janette Sebring Lowery

The Pumpkin Book By Gail Gibbons

The Princess and the Pizza by Mary Jane Auch

How I became a Pirate by Melinda Long

Recipes:

Do a make your own pizza activity. Let your child place the toppings and cheese on themselves! Here is a great recipe for Homemade Pizza Dough from Crunchy Creamy Sweet.

Show your kids how peanut butter is made. Here is a recipe for homemade peanut butter made right in your Ninja or food processor from Saved By Grace.