Alphabet Drawing Board
Make a drawing board with your child for him to learn, practice and draw the alphabet letters.
Materials Needed
Safety Guidelines
- Always let your child use child-safe scissors.
- Keep the hot laminator out of children's reach.
- Watch out for this sign
. It means you need an adult's help for the particular step.
Recommended Books
Steps
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First thing you need to do is to put a transparent film and a piece of white paper together. There are 3 ways to do this: 1.) Sandwich the white paper in between 2 contact paper sheets; 2.) Laminate the paper using a hot laminator; 3.) Glue a sheet of acetate film on top of the paper. I did the third option but if you follow options 1 or 2, you'll come-up with a wrinkle-free drawing board. | |
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Use the laminated paper as a guide to cut Styrofoam board or any sturdy board. The board should be larger than the laminated paper by at least 1 ½ inches on all 4 sides. | |
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3. | Glue the laminated paper at the center of the board. | |
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4. | Print out the alphabet template. | |
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5. | Color the letters and the objects. | |
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6. | Cut around each letter/object. | |
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7. | Glue the letters around the drawing board. | |
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8. | Once the glue has dried, you can start drawing on your board! Practice writing the alphabet letters and draw objects that start with those letters. |
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9. | Use a whiteboard eraser or a piece of tissue to erase and start again. | |
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10. | You can also use the drawing board to draw anything you like. Exercise your imagination and have fun drawing! | |











