Preschool Activity - Thank You Cards

Kids are never too young to write thank you notes. Ifcan use crayons, colored pencils, or my boys' favorite,
they are old enough to hold a pencil or crayon, theypaints. Paints can be applied with a paint brush or with
can help create a thoughtful thank you note to send tosponges.
friends or relatives for a birthday gift they haveIf your child has chosen to use paint, you will have to
received.wait until the paper is completely dry to start the next
People won't expect a perfect thank you note from astep.
young child, so let your preschooler have fun with thisUsing the paper cutter, cut the artwork to fit the front
project. The point isn't how good the finished productof the greeting card. Let your child use the glue stick to
looks, but how much effort and thoughtfulness the childapply glue to the back of the artwork and glue it to the
put into it.card.
Supplies needed:Next let your child glue a birthday photo of himself in
Blank greeting cards and envelopesthe center of the front of the card.
White card stockOpen the card and have your child use the rubber
Crayons/colored pencils/paintsstamp to stamp "thank you" in the center of the card.
Paper cutterHave your child sign his name in the card. If your child is
Glue sticknot old enough to write, just have him scribble in the
"Thank you" rubber stampcard. Older children can write their name with your help.
Ink for rubber stampYou can write a note in the card thanking the person
Birthday photos of childfor the specific gift the child received.
Your child's artwork will decorate the front of theEncourage your children from a young age to be
greeting card. Give your preschooler a blank piece ofthankful for gifts they have received. Make it a fun
white card stock and let him draw on the paper. Heactivity, and they will enjoy writing thank you cards.