Letter G is for Goat and Goose Craft

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To help Cakey and Doodles learn the letter G we made Letter G is for Goat and Goose craft. I really like these kinds of crafts because they help both girls not only learn the letter and something that starts with that letter but the craft allows them to work on learning to use glue neatly. Neatly being the key word. While Cakey is able to use glue by herself she is not always very neat and Doodles is still learning.

The first time Cakey and I did these crafts was in 2014. We are now on our second time going through them (Doodles is on her first time). You can see in the photos at the end a comparison of Cakey’s first time and her second and also Doodles first time. I am hoping to add additional photos when we do our Letter G is for Goat and Goose craft again next year.

The first time we made this craft I free handed the additional pieces and cut them out from scrap construction paper. This time I created the images and printed them out. You can find the printables for free here Letter G Goat Goose via Dropbox. In this file you will find a large capital G, a lowercase g, and 1 page with the nose, ear and hoof pieces for the goat, a page with the horns (goat), head and eye pieces for the goose, and a page with eye (goat) and beak piece for the goose.

While the girls were working on their letter “G” crafts, I read G is for Goat from our Tot School Letter G Books list.

Here’s how we did our Letter G is for Goat and Goose Craft:

Capital G Goat

Supplies needed:

• Large capital letter G from page 2 of the Letter G Goat Goose file
• Construction paper
• Pages 4, 5, & 6 print out in the Letter G Goat Goose file
• Cotton ball
• Glue

Directions:

1. Print the large capital G on white, brown, black, or grey construction paper.
2. Cut out the capital G.
3. Print out page 4 on black construction paper and cut out the ear, nose and hoof pieces.
4. Page 5 should be printed on white construction paper and cut out the horn pieces.
5. Print out page 6 on yellow construction paper and cut out the eye pieces.
6. With your help, have your child glue the G to a sheet of construction paper.
7. Glue ear, nose, hooves, horn, and eye pieces to the Letter G.
8. Pull a piece of the cotton ball and glue to the G for the goat’s beard.

Lowercase g goose

Supplies needed:

• Large lower case letter g from page 3 of the Letter G Goat Goose file
• Construction paper
• Pages 5 & 6 print out in the Letter G Goat Goose file
• White or black feathers
• Googly eye (optional)
• Glue

Directions:

1. Print the large lower case g on white or black construction paper.
2. Cut out the lowercase g.
3. Print out page 5 on white construction paper and cut out the head and eye pieces.
4. Print out page 6 on yellow construction paper and cut out the beak piece.
5. With your help, have your child glue the g to a any color sheet of construction paper.
6. Glue the head and beak pieces on.
7. Glue on a googly eye or use the eye from the print out.
8. Use glue to attach feathers all over the lowercase g.

Cakey’s first Letter G is for Goat and Goose Craft 2014

Cakey’s second Letter G is for Goat and Goose Craft 2016/2017

Doodles’s first Letter G is for Goat and Goose Craft 2016/2017

Download the Letter G Goat Goose file here via Dropbox. As always I ask that you respect my terms of use for these files. You can read my full terms of use here or in the PDF download.

Be sure to stop by my Homeschool Arts & Crafts page where I will be linking all our art and crafts projects. And if you are looking for more homeschool activities, make sure you check out my Homeschool page which contains links to our sensory bins, math & science, and book lists.

Have you and your kids ever made a Letter G is for craft? What animal, food, or plant did you make for the letter G?

Have a blessed day!

Brandi

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