P is for Pizza

Since our letter last week was P, I thought it would be fun for Rich to make one of his delicious pizzas with Hailey.

Hailey spread the sauce.

Added a variety of cheese and spices.

Then ate some of her delicious pizza.

Letter of the Week- Letter P

Our letter of the week last week was the letter P.  Here are some of the activities we did:

We looked through fliers and found things that started with the letter P and Hailey cut them out.

Hailey colored letter P  word cards, cut the pictures out and then glued them onto index cards.

We do these for every letter.  When it’s all dry I staple it together and make a little book.

I saw a cute P is for Peacock over at No Time for Flashcards.  Hailey used her Do-a-Dot markers to decorate the feathers.

The completed P is for Peacock.

Hailey practiced writing the letter P and circled words that started with P.

We made a piano- Hailey drew some lines on a white piece of paper.

She cut some black strips of paper and glued those on.

The completed P is for piano.

We added the letter P to our Chicka Chicka Boom Boom tree.

Hailey practiced her shapes on this pizza coloring paper.

Then we made a pretend pizza- Hailey painted a paper plate red then added all sorts of toppings.

The finished pizza.

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Letter of the Week- Letter P

Our letter of the week this week is the letter P.  Hailey loves princesses- so I thought it would be perfect to make a letter P Princess.

Here’s what you’ll need: construction paper with the letter P on it, blank construction paper, construction paper for the crown and the face, sequence, glitter, wiggly eyes and glue.

Glue some sequence onto the P so the princess will have lots of jewels to wear.

While Hailey was busy gluing the sequence on, I cut out a crown, a mouth and face for the princess.  The yellow D shaped piece will fit inside the P and will be the princesses face.

Glue the face on, add some eyes, a nose and mouth.

Glue the crown on and then put some glue onto the crown.  Then sprinkle glitter on the crown and all over the Princess- there is no picture of this step because I was busy making sure the glitter didn’t get all over everything.

Our finished P Princess.