DLTK's Educational Activities for Kids
Alphabet Ideas:  The Letter C Activities!

Welcome to the DLTK-Teach Alphabuddies series, where young children can learn the alphabet in a fun and engaging way! On this page, we focus on the letter C, providing a variety of printable resources and activities that will help your child learn and recognize the letter C. From coloring pages and tracing worksheets to letter crafts and games, our collection of resources is designed to make learning the alphabet easy and enjoyable.


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Letter C-c template


letter c alphabet ideas

Letter C Games and Puzzles


letter c alphabet ideas

Alphabuddy - Cathy C Alphabet Craft


car shapes craft

Car Shapes Practice Paper Craft

(practice circles and triangles)


letter c alphabet ideas

Cat Crafts and Other Activities for Kids

including shapes crafts, paper crafts, TP Roll crafts and paper bag puppet


letter c alphabet ideas

Caterpillar Crafts and Other Activities for Kids

Crafts, coloring and more!


circle craft

Cera Circle Paper Shapes Buddies Craft


letter c alphabet ideas

Chameleon Crafts and Other Activities


letter c alphabet ideas

Charlie the Cheetah Cuddle Buddy

Paper Craft

TP Roll Craft


letter c alphabet ideas

Charlie the Chick Cuddle Buddy

Paper Craft

TP Roll Craft


clown craft

Clown Paper Bag Puppet

Clown Toilet Paper Roll Craft


Coookie monster craft

Cookie Monster TP Roll Craft


cow crafts

Cow Crafts and Other Activities

including paper plate mask, paper crafts, TP Roll crafts and paper bag puppet


Crocodile craft

Crocodile Paper Craft

Crocodile TP Roll Craft


Cutie Carrot Craft

Cutie Carrot Paper Craft


letter c alphabet Coloring Pages

Letter C coloring pages


letter c alphabet ideas

Letter C Mini Book


letter c songs and rhymes

Letter C songs and rhymes

multiple choices


letter c alphabet tracer pages

Letter C tracer pages

multiple fonts to chose from

ENGLISH, FRENCH and SPANISH now available


Letter CD and cd templates

 


 
Each week we have a special "letter of the week".   During the week, we make crafts that feature the letter of the week and practice the upper and lower cases of the letter. 

WHAT WE DO - ACTIVITIES:  During the week we're learning about a particular letter (in this case the Letter C), we'll often do an activity celebrating that letter.  Some ideas for the letter C are going to the circus, visiting a cave, cooking or making crafts.

If you don't have a circus in town, you can make your own.  The kids can pretend to be circus performers (Tasha was the lion tamer and her 2 year old sister was the lion... we didn't allow whips!)  Try our Circus crafts to set the mood!

If you don't have a cave near by, you can make your own.  Set up 4 chairs.  Drape blankets over the top, leaving an opening for the cave entrance.  Or if it's nice outside, set up a tent in the backyard and pretend it's a cave.  Fill your homemade cave with appropriate occupants (teddy bears!)  For a bit of extra fun once it gets dark turn out the lights, turn on some flashlights and sing some songs or tell some "not too ssscary" stories.

WHAT WE DO - BODY:  Exercise is an important part of a child's (and grownup's) development.  With computers and television our bodies sometimes get neglected.  During C week we practiced Cartwheels - Daddy was the best!

WHAT WE DO - CRAFTS:  Make a picture of clouds on blue construction paper using cotton balls.  Do your craft for a couple of minutes and then practice your letters for a couple of minutes.  Watch the clouds with your kids all through C week to get ideas of all the different colours they can be.  You can dip the cotton into watered down paint to make pink sunset clouds or grey storm clouds.  You can use cotton balls coloured this way instead of crayons to colour in many pictures or crafts.

WHAT WE DO - FOOD:  For Daddy and the girls, C week was almost too good to be true.  Candy, cookies, cake, chocolate, cupcakes, cotton candy... ack!  Mommy tried her best to push the carrots and celery, but it was rough going ("Mommy, doesn't celery start with an "S", Tasha asked suspiciously).  Anyways, if you like to bake with your kids, chocolate chip cookies are a good pick for this week.  And if you want to join me in an attempt to keep these weeks nutritious, try making ants on a log (spread cheese whiz on celery and decorate with raisons).


Links to other letter C sites

Links to other Letter C Activity and Printables Websites