Today, we’re going to have fun learning about the letter W! It’s a special letter in the alphabet that comes after V and before X. Let’s discover how it sounds and how we can write it.
The letter W makes a “w” sound, like in the word “whisper.” Imagine whispering secrets to a friend or talking quietly to a wolf in the winter. Knowing this sound helps us say words correctly!
Here are some cool words that begin with the letter W:
Isn’t it fun to see how many different words start with W?
Let’s learn how to write the big W:
Think of it like drawing two V’s next to each other!
Now, let’s write the small w:
The small w looks like the big W but is smaller and rounder.
The letter W is a wonderful part of the alphabet! It helps us make lots of words and sounds. By practicing its sound and writing it, we get better at reading and writing. Next time, we’ll learn about the letter X. Keep having fun with letters!
W Sound Hunt: Go on a sound hunt around your home or classroom! Find objects that start with the “w” sound. Can you find a window, a watch, or maybe even a woolly hat? Make a list of all the “w” words you discover and share them with your friends or family.
W Art Project: Create a collage using pictures from magazines or drawings of things that start with the letter W. You can include items like whales, wagons, or watermelons. Glue them onto a big piece of paper in the shape of a giant W. Display your artwork to show off all the wonderful W words you found!
Writing Practice with Water: Fill a small container with water and use a paintbrush to practice writing the letter W on the sidewalk or a chalkboard. Watch as the water dries and disappears, then try writing it again! This fun activity helps you practice the shape of W while enjoying the outdoors.
