Put a dot of school glue at the top of each ice cream scoop. After cutting out the I and gluing it to the white construction paper, add the scoops of ice cream to the top.ģ. (I know it’s really scribbling, but he doesn’t :).)Ģ. My little guy, who just turned three, colored his I. After we cut it out, he drew more of a checkered pattern on the other side. My four-year-old tried to draw criss-cross lines but got frustrated. My daughter, who is just finishing kindergarten, drew criss-cross lines on her I. Your child will do this according to his age/ability level. Draw lines on the letter I to resemble an ice cream cone.

school glue (not pictured – we didn’t realize we’d need it until it came time to glue the buttons!)ġ.

three paper scoops of ice cream cut from colored construction paper.

a letter I printed onto brown paper (if you’d like, use this pattern: I is for ice cream pattern).

You will also find a new letter of the week craft for preschoolers here on this site every Tuesday and each Sunday a letter of the week snack. Need more alphabet activities for preschoolers? Look for rhymes to recite and books to read at the end of the post. I’m Anna from The Measured Mom, and this week I’m sharing another alphabet craft: I is for Ice Cream! Is it heating up where you are? This letter of the week craft is just perfect for heading into summer.

Thrifty and red button ice cream