G is for Goose Handprint – Letter G Handprint Art

Creating handprint art is a delightful way to engage with little ones in creative activities, and this g is for goose handprint art project is no exception.

Ideal for preschoolers and young children, this activity not only offers a fun crafting experience but also serves as an educational tool to help them learn the alphabet, specifically the letter G.

By using their hands to create a goose, children can enhance their fine motor skills and explore their artistic talents in a uniquely personal way.

Alphabet handprint art like our goose project, is more than just an activity; it’s a way to create memories and learn through play.

This activity is not only effective for teaching the alphabet but also encourages children to connect with nature by recreating an animal with their handprints.

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Letter G handprint art

Our g is for goose handprint template is such an easy and fun handprint craft and a great way to learn the letter G.

This free printable letter G handprint template is free to print but is for personal or classroom use only. Scroll to the bottom of the page to get the pdf file.

Supplies needed

• cardstock
• washable paints
• paintbrush
• kids glue
• googly wiggle eyes (Optional)
• Wipes!! It helps to have these handy so you don’t make a complete mess of your table!

How to use

Print out the template below, it will print out on one full page. Make sure to check your spam folder if you don’t see it in your emails within 5 minutes.

You can of course print this on normal printer paper, but with all of our crafts, they always look better on cardstock.

Let the kids decide what color handprint they want to use, we have chosen grey for our goose.

Use a small paintbrush to add a thin layer of paint to their hand. Make sure you have the wipes handy!!

Place their hand with their fingers pointing up towards the right corner, with their thumb next to the neck of the goose. Press down all along their hand to make sure the handprint transfers fully.

Pull your child’s hand off really gently to avoid any smudges.

Let the paint dry completely before coloring in the letter G and the neck and face of the goose.

The most important thing though is just to have fun with this handprint art!

Letter G activities for preschoolers

For even more letter g activities for preschoolers that I know you are going to love:

• Life cycle of a goose worksheet
• Mother Goose coloring pages
• Garden scavenger hunt
• Letter G coloring page
• Ghost handprint art
• Gnome handprint art
• Letter G worksheets
• Giraffes can’t dance book
• Curious George books

Need to print later? Add this to your Pinterest board or share it on Facebook. You’ll have it handy whenever you’re ready to use it!

Download the free goose handprint printable

If you want to grab all of the letters of the alphabet in one place, you can purchase them here for a small fee. Or for a massively discounted price grab these handprint alphabet printables along with our new alphabet coloring pages in our 52-page bundle.

To get your free printable template, simply add your name and email address to the form below.

Last Updated on 18 October 2024 by Clare Brown