Letters: Part 2 Essential Activities for Kindergarten
Videos
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Letters I-L
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!
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!
Learning the sound of the alphabet is very important to understand it completely. Now, ‘I’ has two sounds:
• ‘I’ sounds as ‘aeh’, as in ‘igloo’.
• ‘I’ sounds as ‘aai’, as in ‘ivy’
So what examples can you give? Let me help you out.
For the sound ‘aeh’, as in igloo.
Examples:
Ink
• Insect
• Ill
• Image
For the sound ‘ai’, as in ivy.
Examples:
• Ice
• Icycle
• Idea
• Ideal
• Identical
The letter P has only one sound that is ‘peh’ as in ‘pip’ and ‘pin’. P makes up a lot of words. Let’s start with some easy words for kids.
Words beginning with P
You can use these words to teach your kid the sound of P. Practice makes a man perfect, the more kid hears words, the better he/she will learn.
• Plate
• Pipe
• Pulp
• Pinch
• Pig
Worksheets
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Find Lowercase Letters m n o Worksheet
Find and circle the lowercase letters m, n, and o in this printable worksheet. To keep your child engaged and entertained by the exercise, this text contains colorful texts and fun pictures. The lowercase letters m, n, and o are placed among other uppercase letters and numbers. Assist your child in correctly identifying and circling the lowercase letters m, n, and o in the free PDF.
Swim with the jellyfish to find the uppercase J while solving this delightful puzzle! Use the pictures to highlight the starting letter sounds of each before locating each capital letter. Watch out for the numbers because they can look like letters sometimes, too! Give your child a tricky challenge by searching through this fun printable worksheet to find and circle the uppercase letters J, K, and L!
Kids learn best when they can make associations and connections. This fun and free printable worksheet guides kids to solve the puzzle by using example letters P, Q and R at the top, but also features graphics and colors that support the letters being learned. Point out that the page is pink, just like the pig, which also starts with the letter P! Then solve the puzzle by finding and circling all the uppercase letters, but watch out for those pesky numbers, sprinkled in just for fun!
Circle the letter that correctly begins each word for the picture shown in the worksheet. On this page, there is a picture of a man and the letter nine. Besides the pictures are the options m and n. Help your child correctly identify and circle the right letter that begins the word “man”, and the word “nine”. This learning exercise is a sure way to boost your child’s understanding of the alphabet.
Listen to the word “queen”; does it start with a K or with a Q? While easy for older kids, preschoolers and kindergarteners may find it tricky to differentiate between these extremely common letter sounds! Use this phonics worksheet to clear up any confusion by tasking little learners with naming each image aloud while reading the word underneath. Don’t forget to point out that most words that contain the letter Q also have a U that affects its sound! Circle the matching pictures and watch as kids learn this unique letter sound!
Recognizing the letters of the alphabet goes beyond knowing how to recite them all. Your young one must also be familiar with the lowercase letters and uppercase letters. Does your child know how to write the uppercase and lowercase letters “I” and “i”? If they don’t, this simple exercise will help them look at the pictures in this worksheet and circle the correct lowercase letters the pictures start with.
Spacemen come in all shapes, sizes, and apparently species! This charming printable coloring page: Spacemen features cute and funny creatures landing on a distant planet or the moon.
Pique your child’s interest and imagination for exploring space by offering this joyful coloring page!
Quizzes
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Identifying Lowercase Letters j-r
Naming Lowercase Letters j-r
This quiz assesses students’ ability to identify uppercase letters J-R
This quiz assesses students’ ability to identify letter Ii-Ll.
In this assessment, students will differentiate between letters and identify letters M-P
This quiz assesses students’ ability to identify letter Qq-Tt.
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