Handprint crafts are some of the most memorable projects we’ve done. They’re simple, personal, and perfect for all ages — especially younger kids. This collection includes themed handprint templates for holidays, seasons, and everyday fun, all designed to be easy to print and create at home.
O is for octopus handprint art is a fun and simple way for young kids to explore the letter O through painting and play. This creative craft turns little hands into colorful octopus tentacles and makes early literacy feel more like art time than a lesson. This handprint alphabet art also supports fine motor skills,…
P is for Peacock handprint crafts were one of our favorite ways to make learning the alphabet fun and hands-on. My son loved the chance to get messy with paint while practicing the letter P, and this simple printable gave us a creative break from worksheets. It also helped with fine motor skills, color recognition,…
The N is for nest handprint started with good intentions and ended with paint on the curtains. My kid lost interest halfway through, came back sticky, and the handprints looked nothing like a nest. But he said “N is for nest” the next day, so I guess something stuck. It wasn’t Instagram-worthy, but it counted…
The M is for monkey handprint craft was one of those simple alphabet activities that actually stuck with my son, fun, messy, and memorable. He thought the joke on the page was hilarious, and turning his hand into a monkey gave us the perfect excuse to laugh and learn at the same time. If you’re…
Exploring the alphabet with creative activities like the L is for Lion handprint art brings letters to life for young learners. This hands-on project combines learning and fun as kids create a vibrant lion using their own handprints. Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, this craft introduces the letter “L” while developing fine motor skills, sparking…
K is for kite handprint was one of those crafts that started with a paintbrush and ended with my son running through the yard pretending his handprint could actually fly. We weren’t aiming for perfect form, he got more paint on his shirt than the paper, but it was exactly the kind of alphabet activity…
Q is for Queen handprint art, a royal addition to your craft collection offers a charming and creative way to engage children in learning the alphabet, specifically the letter Q, while also dabbling in the fun world of arts and crafts. Transform your child’s handprint into a queen’s crown. By using materials readily available at…
When we got to the letter J in our alphabet activities, the J is for jellyfish handprint was a fun way to mix art with learning. My son enjoyed turning his painted hands into jellyfish tentacles, and I liked that it gave him extra practice with letter recognition while keeping things creative. It’s an easy…
Creating a letter h handprint art piece is not just a fun activity; it’s a heartwarming way to spend quality time with your kids. This craft project offers a wonderful opportunity to explore creativity and express love through art, making it perfect for holidays like Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or any day you want to…
Creating handprint art is a delightful way to engage with little ones in creative activities, and this g is for goose handprint art project is no exception. Ideal for preschoolers and young children, this activity not only offers a fun crafting experience but also serves as an educational tool to help them learn the alphabet,…
F is for fish handprint art offers a fun, hands-on way for kids to explore creativity while learning about letters. By using their own handprints to create a fish, children not only craft a memorable piece of art but also reinforce their understanding of the alphabet, especially the letter F. Kids enjoy the sensory experience…
E is for Elephant handprint is a playful craft that helps kids connect the letter E with a memorable keepsake. By turning a simple painted handprint into an elephant, children get hands-on practice with early literacy while enjoying a creative art project. It’s an easy way to mix alphabet learning with a bit of messy…
This D is for dinosaur handprint printable is a free, low-prep craft that helps kids connect the letter D with one of their favorite animals. It turns a simple handprint into a dinosaur, making alphabet learning more hands-on, creative, and fun. Perfect for preschoolers, kindergartners, or any dinosaur-loving early learner. Handprint Dinosaur Art With just…
C is for crab handprint is a simple one-page template that makes learning the alphabet hands-on. Kids cover their hands in paint, press them on the page, and suddenly the letter C is linked with a fun little crab. It doesn’t need much prep and works well for preschool and kindergarten, whether you’re at the…
B is for bee handprint is a simple and creative craft that helps preschoolers connect the letter B with a fun art project. Using bright yellow handprints to make bee wings, kids practice early literacy while enjoying a playful keepsake activity. It’s a hands-on way to reinforce letter recognition and add a little buzz to…