Lemonade Name Craft
This lemonade name craft is a hands-on activity where kids build a refreshing glass of lemonade while practicing name spelling and early literacy skills.
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This engaging name spelling activity has them create a tall glass of lemonade filled with ice cubes that display the letters of their name. It’s a great way for children 4-7 years old to strengthen their letter recognition, practice spelling their name, and build fine motor skills.
This cute summer craft for kids comes together in about 10–20 minutes, so it fits easily into a lesson or a quick afternoon activity at home." player-type="default" override-embed="default"]
Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Crayola Bold & Bright Markers
- Lemonade Template
Instructions
- Print the template and gather the materials for this fun activity.
- Begin by gluing the glass piece onto the glass outline.
- Color in the straw piece, then glue it to the bottom half of the straw and place it on the top right edge of the glass, letting the rest of the straw stick up.
- Glue the lemonade piece onto the lower part of the glass.
- Place the ice cube letters down the center of the lemonade to spell the name and glue them in place.
- Use a marker to draw a curved line across the top of the glass.
- Color in the lemon slice, then glue it along the top edge of the glass.
- Use a white marker to draw small bubbles throughout the lemonade.
Notes
To make the letters look like the example, download the free font Lexend before opening the PDF in Adobe Reader.