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Animal Alphabet V is for Vulture Craft

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Are you ready to continue our Animal Alphabet Letter of the Week Series? For those of you just joining us, we are going through the alphabet with fun animal letter crafts that kindergartners can preschoolers can make and learn from! Each craft offers a chance for your child to practice coloring, cutting, tracing, and gluing to make a fun animal that begins with the featured letter. Today we are working on Animal Alphabet V is for Vulture Craft.

A child holding up a v is for vulture craft

Supplies for the Animal Alphabet V is for Vulture Craft

  • Letter V Craft printables
  • Scissors
  • Crayons
  • Glue

Getting the Animal Alphabet V is for Vulture Craft Ready

Choose whether you’d like your students to have the tracing version of the craft (includes dotted letters to trace “V v is for Vulture” at the bottom of the page), or the non-tracing version. Print out enough letters for each student. Also be sure to print off enough copies of the craft pieces for each student (plus a couple extras for mistakes).

Doing the Animal Alphabet V is for Vulture Craft

Offer students crayons and an opportunity to color their vultures as they like. You can encourage students to use their imaginations or model the colors after real life vultures (make photos of vultures available for investigation).

Coloring the letter V for the Animal Alphabet: V is for Vulture

After the children have finished coloring, pass out the craft sheets. The craft sheet includes the vulture’s head, beak, eye, and ruff.

Students can color the craft pieces and cut them out using child-safe scissors.

Coloring the craft pieces for the Animal Alphabet: V is for Vulture craft.

Once each piece has been colored and cut, students can use the example picture to glue each piece on the proper spot on their letters.

Assembling the Animal Alphabet: V is for Vulture craft.

The finished product can be displayed on an alphabet wall or saved to bind into an Animal Alphabet Book at the end of the series! Stay tuned for next week when we will make another Animal Alphabet Craft!

The completed Animal Alphabet: V is for Vulture craft.

You can purchase all animal alphabet crafts in a single download!

Download Your Animal Alphabet V is for Vulture Craft Below!

Can you not find a resource that you would LOVE to have for your classroom? Contact me and I would be happy to make it for you.

Click the picture below to download. You will immediately be redirected to the freebie.

I hope that you and your students enjoy the Animal Alphabet V is for Vulture Craft to use in your classroom this year!

Filed Under: Alphabet, Crafts/Activities Tagged With: Kindergarten, Pre-K, Preschool

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2 Comments

  1. jerusha terry

    November 6, 2022 at 1:17 am

    Hi,
    Thanks for the free letter v craft. However, the download link does not open. I’d like this sample before I purchase your set.
    Thanks,
    Jerusha.terry@gmail.com

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    November 10, 2020 at 5:07 pm

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