N is for Nest Handprint Have Fun With Your Preschoolers
Creating art with your children is not only a wonderful way to spend quality time together, but it also helps in their developmental growth, especially when you’re incorporating educational elements like the alphabet.
The n is for nest handprint art perfectly combines creativity with learning, making it an engaging and fun project for preschoolers.
This craft is ideal for parents, teachers, or caregivers looking to introduce the concept of letters and nature through art.
By using simple materials like paint, paper, and your child’s hand, you can create a memorable piece of art that celebrates the letter N and teaches about birds’ homes.
This handprint alphabet art is particularly effective for teaching preschoolers the sound and shape of the letter N while also providing a tactile and visual experience.
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Letter N handprint art
This is such an easy and fun handprint craft and a great way to learn the letter N.
Kids love getting their hands covered in paint, and I have to admit I love it too! It’s so much fun allowing the kids to be creative while learning.
Print out the N is for nest handprint template below and have fun.
This free printable letter N handprint template is free to print but is for personal or classroom use only. Scroll to the bottom of the page to get the pdf file.
Supplies needed
- cardstock
- washable paints
- paintbrush
- Wipes!! It helps to have these handy so you don’t make a complete mess of your table!
How to use
Print out the template below, it will print out on one full page. Make sure to check your spam folder if you don’t see it in your emails within 5 minutes.
You can of course print this on normal printer paper, but with all of our crafts, they always look better on cardstock.
Let the kids decide what color handprints they want to use, we have chosen brown for our nest.
Use a small paintbrush to add a thin layer of paint to their hands. Make sure you have the wipes handy!!
Place their hands with their fingers pointing together cupping the eggs. Press down all along their hand to make sure the handprint transfers fully.
Pull your child’s hand off really gently to avoid any smudges.
Let the paint dry completely before coloring in the letter N and the tree with the eggs.
The most important thing though is just to have fun with this handprint art!
Check out all of our kids handprint art!
Fun letter N worksheets for preschoolers
Dive deeper into the alphabet with these captivating letter N activities for preschool. From exploring the neighborhood to coloring and beyond, these resources are tailored to enrich your little one’s learning journey:
- Embark on an exciting outdoor adventure with our neighborhood scavenger hunt printable. This interactive activity encourages children to observe their surroundings closely, enhancing their recognition of letter N words and fostering a love for outdoor exploration.
- Spark your child’s creativity with our beautifully designed free letter N coloring page. Featuring the uppercase letter N alongside images of objects starting with N, this coloring activity is not only fun but also educational, aiding in letter recognition and phonetic sounds.
- Supplement your preschooler’s learning with a collection of letter N worksheets. These printable activities offer a variety of tasks, from tracing the letter N to identifying objects that begin with N, all designed to reinforce letter knowledge, improve fine motor skills, and prepare them for reading and writing success.
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Download the free letter N handprint art
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Last Updated on 10 April 2024 by Clare Brown