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Glue Fun

So we LOVE glue at my house.  I can remember gluing my hands when I was a kid just so I could peel it off..aww fun times those were.  My kiddos love the gooey stuff too.  I'm focusing all my attention on my 4 year old trying to get her ready for kindergarten next year, so since we are working on letters I made letter glue worksheets.




   

Pretty simple but loads of gluey Fun!

 

I was all out of the fun glitter glues, but I had some glue and glitter laying around so I mixed it all up and "POOF" We have glitter glue!


 

We also practiced our letters by tracing.

FREEBIE ALERT 

We decided not to stop the glue fun there!  This one is my favorite.  It does take a long time to dry but so fun!  Simply print on fun colored paper..laminate..now the fun part trace the letters with your glue.




Now let dry.
 
 
Look at those fun glittery letters!  Now your little one can build words, spell their name or just find and match back to the laminated card!  My kiddos love these!  Go print the preview to this product at my tpt store!  Check it out!
 
Click here to go to download the freebie or purchase the worksheets!
 
That's it for today!  Enjoy!
 
 



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