Letter G Crafts

What better way to learn about the letter G than with these great letter G preschool crafts? From grass crowns decorated with flowers to a goofy Grover, explore the letter G with your preschooler.

Letter G Preschool Crafts

G is for Gumball

Design your very own gumball machine using the letter G. This craft from Schooltime Snippets lets your preschooler practice cutting, gluing, and designing their own gumball patterns and practice colors.

Looking for more Gumball activities? Check out the Gumball counting in our Numbers theme.

G is for Grass

Get ready for your preschooler to squeal with joy when they decorate their very own grass crown. Creative Connection for Kids is a fun way to talk about the letter G and the sounds that it makes.

G is for Giraffe

Turns out giraffes aren’t just for the zoo! Kids Activities Blog allows your preschooler to turn their upper case G into their very own giraffe. 

Practice measuring Giraffes inside the Zoo theme.

G is for Garden

These paper plate gardens from Happy Hooligans are a great way to learn about the letter G. What other things start with G (like grapes) might grow in the garden?

G is for Glitter

This G craft is literally covered in glitter and can be a grand addition to your alphabet collage or scrapbook. Visit How To Do Something for a couple of tips to make this craft less of a mess for you and your preschooler.

G is for Grapes

These are the cutest grapes you’ve ever seen. Kindergarten Worksheets and Games uses your preschooler’s unique hand print to make the greatest bunch of grapes while learning about the letter G!y. 

Check out the LOW PREP Food theme binder!

G is for Goldfish

Just like Dory says, just keep your goldfish swimming. This great G craft from The Kindergarten Connection will be a good time for your preschooler while they learn about the letter G. 

G is for Grasshopper

The Pinterested Parent allows your preschooler to make a green grasshopper using their feet! This sensory activity makes learning about the letter G fun and creative.

Practice measuring how high grasshoppers jump in our Preschool Bug Unit.

G is for Goose

This gorgeous goose craft is a great way to learn the letter G and learn about birds too. Check out Making Learning Fun for the simple steps to bring this bird to life. .

G is for Grover

A family favorite–who could learn the letter G without help from their blue friend Grover! The OT Toolbox brings your preschooler a craft that involves fork painting and even a story.