Find the Letter: P is for Peanuts

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These Find the Letter Printables: P is for Peanuts will help your preschool and early-elementary aged children work on recognizing the letter P among many other letters of the alphabet.

While working on your Comics, Peanuts, or George Washington Carver themed Unit Study, this P themed worksheet is a perfect extra for your reading preparedness studies!  Or, in my case, a great way to keep little boy hands occupied while I am reading to Tank. 🙂

I hope you find these homeschooling freebies useful for you in your homeschool

You can have the kids learn shapes by putting a circle around the capital ‘P’ and a square around the Lower Case ‘p’.  They could use different colors: for example, green around the “big P” and blue around the “little p”.  You could also grab a set of Do A Dot Art Markers (affiliate link) so they can just dab over the right letters!  However you decide to use these sheets, they are a simple way to reinforce alphabet recognition!

More Peanut Unit Study Resources:

Don’t stop with these two letter find worksheets!  Keep the learning going by adding the printables to an entire Unit Study on Peanuts!  Below, I have gathered up some resources to help you plan and carry-out your Themed Study!

• Learn about The History of Peanuts with this list of resources from Schooling a Monkey.
• The Jenny Evolution helps us teach our kids about the dangers of peanut allergies with this list of Food Allergy Books for Kids.
• I love this free printable from Simple Fun for Kids! These Peanut Counting Clip Cards are perfect for your preschool learner!
• So glad that I am not the only one that thinks of George Washington Carver while thinking of Peanuts!  Our Daily Craft has pulled together a great list of George Washington Carver Books and Resources to help round out our homeschooling Peanut Unit Study!

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Recipes Using Peanuts and Peanut Butter:

Your kids can learn in the kitchen, too!  Stick to the theme for your weekly snacks and meals!

• These Peanut Butter Whoopie Pies from Crafty Mama in ME look oh so tempting – and pretty!  Aren’t they pretty?
• OOh! I want to be the child of Parenting Chaos! How fun to not only make your own peanut butter, but also learn to turn that peanut butter into playdough!
• Keep the energy up during the Peanuts Unit Study with these Protein Packed Peanut Butter Muffins from Sunny Day Family.

Peanut Resources for Kids:

Looking for more fun items to help you in teaching your kids about Peanuts, George Washington Carver, and Allergies? Check out my top picks (affiliate links) from Amazon!

• George Washington Carver: The Peanut Wizard
•  The Peanut Pickle: A Story about Peanut Allergies
•  The Peanut: A Nutty Tale about Sharing

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