Letters: Part 1 Essential Activities for Kindergarten
Videos
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Letters A-D
Learn alphabet letters easily with this fun and instructional video from Kid’s Academy. The alphabet is the foundation for learning to read. Young learners at preschool and kindergarten learn to identify letters and the letter sounds. With this knowledge students understand that letters together with their sounds form words and students are on their way to learning to read. Mastering the English alphabet for kids is a huge task. Identifying all 26 letters and their sounds is simple with fun visuals!
Learn alphabet letters easily with this fun and instructional video from Kid’s Academy. The alphabet is the foundation for learning to read. Young learners at preschool and kindergarten learn to identify letters and the letter sounds. With this knowledge students understand that letters together with their sounds form words and students are on their way to learning to read. Mastering the English alphabet for kids is a huge task. Identifying all 26 letters and their sounds is simple with fun visuals!
Today our task is to read, learn, write and pronounce the letter E. Letter E is the fifth letter in the alphabetical order. Let’s begin with the sound this letter produces. It generally makes two different sounds which are (ae) for example egg and (ee), example eel. Our second task is to try writing the letter. To write the letter, make a straight line and then make three horizontal lines connected to it.
What are some other things you need to know? Well, E is a vowel as well. A vowel is a speech sound which is made by the vocal folds. Majority of the words consists of any one of the vowels which make the pronunciation easier. Amazing, right? Even though it can be a little hard for kids sometimes but trust me there are tons of fun ways to help children learn quickly through worksheets, fun activities, and numerous other ways.
Worksheets
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Find lowercase letters a b c Worksheet
In this worksheet, your child must be able to recognize the difference between lowercase letters and uppercase letters. Carefully look through the worksheet page and identify the letters that are in the lowercase form. After identifying them, you must circle the letters with your young one. Understanding the alphabet and the difference between lower and uppercase is important for the development of your child.
Engage your young one’s brain with this colorful learning worksheet. The worksheet uses colorful objects, animals and letters to properly engage and hold your young one’s attention. The lowercase letters are mixed in with other numbers and uppercase letters drawn in bright colors. All your young one has to do is correctly identify and circle the lowercase letters in the printable PDF.
Is it uppercase, lowercase, or is it even a letter at all? Take a look at this colorful PDF worksheet and find all the capital letters! Arranged like a puzzle, this exercise will challenge little learners to read and recognize uppercase letters and differentiate them from numbers. Don’t forget to use the pictures on top of the page to remind little learners the sound that letters A, B, and C makes!
Give emerging readers practice identifying hard «G» at the beginning of familiar words with the charming pictures on this free PDF worksheet. They'll name the words using picture clues, and practice fine-motor skills tracing circles around the appropriate corresponding pictures. A great way to build confidence for new readers and to introduce or reinforce words with hard «G».
Quizzes
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Identifying Lowercase Letters a-i
This quiz assesses students’ ability to identify lowercase letters a-i.
This quiz assesses students’ ability to name uppercase letters A-I.
This quiz assesses students’ ability to recognize uppercase and lowercase Aa.
This quiz assesses students’ ability to identify letters Aa-Dd.
This quiz assesses students’ ability to identify letters Ee-Hh.
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