Preschool Boat Craft

This preschool boat craft is perfect for your upcoming letter of the week lessons. You can also add it to your transportation and ocean units.

I love focusing on one letter each week. It really helps little ones focus on a specific letter and the sound it makes. It’s a great way to incorporate a variety of themes into one overarching plan.

For instance, for the letter “b”, you could focus on birds, boats, butterflies, bulldozers, and much more! This is a great way to bring some variety into your daily plans.

This preschool boat craft is perfect for your upcoming letter of the week lessons. You can also add it to your transportation and ocean units.

I love crafting with preschoolers, as well. This letter of the week preschool craft (with printable template) combines learning letters with a fun crafting activity for preschool and kindergarten kiddos.

Preschool Boat Craft

This preschool boat craft is so much fun! It’s simple to put together with a little prep work from mom. It can be added to many different preschool themes throughout the year.

What You’ll Need

• Craft Foam

• Glue (can use hot glue or white school glue)

• Scissors

• Black Marker

• Paper or Cardstock

• Template (download below)

What You’ll Do

After gathering all of your supplies, download the letter B template (below). Print it onto paper or cardstock. I always find cardstock to work better since it’s so sturdy. 

Cut out the letter B and trace it onto a sheet of craft foam. Blue craft foam will look like the sky. Cut the letter out.

This preschool boat craft is perfect for your upcoming letter of the week lessons. You can also add it to your transportation and ocean units.

Download and print the BOAT template (below). Cut it out.

Use the picture below to see which colors I used when tracing and cutting out the boat pieces. These, of course, are only suggestions. Feel free to use whichever colors you’d like. 

This preschool boat craft is perfect for your upcoming letter of the week lessons. You can also add it to your transportation and ocean units.

Now it’s time to assemble the craft. Glue the waves to bottom of the letter B and cut off any excess. Glue the cloud to the top right of the B.

Assemble the boat and glue it on top of the waves. Draw birds in the sky with black marker.

Now, your letter B craft is complete!

This preschool boat craft is perfect for your upcoming letter of the week lessons. You can also add it to your transportation and ocean units.

Preschool Books About Boats

Introducing preschoolers to boats through engaging stories can spark their curiosity and imagination. Perfect for both teachers and parents, these books make learning about different types of boats fun and educational. Discover the best selections to enrich your classroom library or bedtime routine, creating memorable moments on the high seas.

Alphabet Boats – This boat book discusses the alphabet and different kinds of boats. Each page features a boat that corresponds with a letter of the alphabet. Each boat has factual information included.

Boats – This book introduces young readers to the world of boats. With simple text and colorful illustrations, it explores various types of watercraft, from small rowboats to large ocean liners. The book encourages curiosity and learning about different boats and their purposes.

Boats on the Bay – This picture book celebrates the diverse world of boats. With simple yet lyrical text and stunning illustrations, it takes readers on a journey through a bustling bay. From houseboats to ferries, tugboats to barges, the book introduces a variety of watercraft in a captivating way. A grand finale featuring a fireworks display adds a touch of magic to the story.

Enhance Your Activity Time

If you enjoyed this Letter of the Week craft, you might also enjoy these posts featuring Letter B activities:

Planning a bee themed unit for your young learners? This preschool bee craft is perfect! With just a few supplies, your kids can make a fun bee hive craft. 

Did you know November 17th is Homemade Bread Day? It is. And it’s an excellent opportunity to enjoy a day of learning with your preschooler!

Curl up with one of our favorite fiction or nonfiction picture books about bats for preschoolers.

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