As we started our q is for queen letter of the week we made a really cute q is for queen handprint you will want to try with your toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age children. Plus you’ll want to grab these letter q worksheets to help children practice tracing upper and lowercase letter q. This queen handprint craft is a fun handprint crafts made from your child’s sweet hand.

Q is for queen

This craft uses some paint and simple supplies to make a q is for queen handprint. It’s always a lot of fun to for the kids to see how their hand print can turn into something else. For this craft, you can make any skin-toned handprint for the queen’s face, with yellow or gold for the crown. After the paint dries we use a marker to make the eyes and mouth. It’s a simple and hands-on way to learn about the letter Q!

Letter q worksheets

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The q for queen worksheet pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template.

Materials:

• Letter “Q” is for Queen printable
• any skin-tone colored paint of your choice
• yellow or gold paint
• black marker, plus black or another color marker for hair
• paint brush
• wipes to clean hands

Q is for Queen

First, print the printable to go along with this craft. We like to practice the letter on the first page before making our handprint, and we do the next page while the queen handprint is drying.

Q is for queen handprint

Start by painting the palm with skin-colored paint. This will be the queen’s face. Next, paint the fingers with yellow (or gold) paint. Make a line under the fingers for the base of the crown. Don’t put any paint on the thumb.

Now it’s time to make the handprint! Make the print in the center of the paper with fingers spread apart and pointing upward. Let the queen handprint dry completely before moving on.

hand print crafts

After the handprint is dry, it’s time to make the face. Use a black marker to draw eyes and a mouth. Next use a black marker, or another color of your choice, to draw some hair. Now your queen handprint is complete!

letter q worksheet

While your q is for queen is drying, complete the letter q worksheet for more letter Q practice!

Handprint crafts

Looking for more fun ideas for handart projects? Try these ideas:

• U is for Umbrella
• V is for Volcano
• T is for Tree
• G is for Grapes
• X is for Xray
• Z is for Zebra
• Y is for Yak

 

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