Fun Learning for Kids

A collection of play based learning activities and fun ideas for young kids!

MENUMENU
  • About Me
    • Privacy Policy
  • Shop
  • Blog
  • Free Printables
  • Digital Activities
  • Boom Cards
  • Contact
  • Subscribers

Squirt the Letter

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
  • Share
  • Tweet

I love to incorporate water and learning during the hot summer months, so this squirt the letter alphabet activity was perfect! It’s easy to play again and again!

Preschoolers will squirt letters with a water gun when they do this fun alphabet activity!

I have been reviewing letter recognition with Evan and I’m always looking for new activities that will really peak his interest in this area.  Activities that are fun and don’t seem like learning are my best bet, so I came up with an idea a knew Evan would love.

Materials Needed:

  • Window Crayons (affiliate link)
  • Small water gun

Setting Up the Alphabet Activity

1. Draw a bunch of letters on the window.

Squirting Letters with Water

I called out a letter and Evan squirted it. I repeated this over and over with each letter. I made the letters large enough that we were able to repeat each letter several times before it was unrecognizable.

Preschool summer alphabet activity. Squirt the letter with a water gun!

Sometimes, I even asked him what sound a letter made while he was squirting it. Then I started calling out letter sounds and Evan had to choose the right letter to spray. There are so many ways to make this activity work for you!

You could even do this with shapes, colors, numbers or sight words!

He LOVED this activity and it was super easy to do. I highly recommend!

Here are some related posts I think you will enjoy!

Water the Flowers Alphabet Activity

Beginning Sounds Water Spray Activity

Alphabet Relay Obstacle Course

Adult Supervision Required

Adult supervision is required for all activities I share. Please use discretion when doing the activities with children and only do activities that you feel are safe for your kids. Children under 3 should not participate in any activities that involve small pieces.

Copyright © 2021 · Modern Blogger Pro Theme By, Pretty Darn Cute Design

COPYRIGHT @ 2020 FUN LEARNING FOR KIDS · ALL RIGHTS RESERVED · PRIVACY/DISCLOSURE STATEMENT