ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Learn The Letter E | Let’s Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids
Are you ready? Let’s have some fun learning about the alphabet! There are 26 letters in the alphabet, and today we’re going to learn about the letter E.
The letter E is special. It comes in two shapes: uppercase E and lowercase e. Can you write them in the air with your finger? Try it! Uppercase E looks like this: E. Lowercase e looks like this: e.
The letter E is a vowel, and it makes two different sounds. Let’s learn them together!
The short sound of E is /e/. Can you say it with me? /e/ /e/ /e/ /e/. Great job!
Listen for the short sound /e/ at the beginning of these words:
Now, listen for the short sound /e/ in the middle of these words:
The long sound of E is /e/. Let’s say it together: /e/ /e/ /e/ /e/. Awesome!
Listen for the long sound /e/ at the beginning of these words:
Now, listen for the long sound /e/ in the middle of these words:
Learning about the alphabet is so much fun! Let’s keep practicing each letter and sound. Remember to try your best and write each letter down. You’ll feel so proud as you learn to read and write!
Are you ready to keep learning? Let’s go! There are 26 letters, and we’re going to learn them all!
Letter E Hunt: Go on a letter E hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that start with the letter E or have the letter E in their name. Can you find an egg, an envelope, or an eraser? Make a list or draw pictures of the items you find. This will help you recognize the letter E in everyday life!
Sound Match Game: Create a set of cards with pictures of objects that have the short or long E sound (like egg, elephant, eagle, and tree). Mix them up and play a matching game. When you find a match, say the word out loud and identify if it has the short or long E sound. This will help you practice listening for the different sounds of E.
Story Time with E: With a grown-up, read a short story or a picture book and listen for words with the letter E. Every time you hear a word with the short or long E sound, clap your hands or raise your hand. After the story, try to remember and say some of the words you heard. This will help you become a better listener and reader!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
—
Get ready, get set!
Let’s learn about the alphabet.
26 letters, that’s it!
Let’s learn about the letter E.
E is a letter in the alphabet.
This is an uppercase E.
Write it in the air like this.
This is a lowercase e.
Write it in the air like this.
Get ready, get set!
Let’s learn about the alphabet.
The letter E is a vowel and it has two sounds.
I say the short sound /e/ – /e/ /e/ /e/ /e/.
Now you say the short sound /e/ – /e/ /e/ /e/ /e/.
At the beginning of these words, listen for the short sound /e/:
A boy named Ed played in the park with Erica.
In an evergreen, they found an egg.
In the middle of these words, listen for the short sound /e/:
A farmer named Fred had an animal pen.
In the pen were hens.
He counted ten.
I say the long sound /e/ – /e/ /e/ /e/ /e/.
Now you say the long sound /e/ – /e/ /e/ /e/ /e/.
At the beginning of these words, listen for the long sound /e/:
At a zoo in the east, I saw an eagle and an egret,
And a big eel.
In the middle of these words, listen for the long sound /e/:
Some flying geese landed by a stream,
Right by some trees, with grass so green.
It’s fun to learn about the alphabet,
And I’m really going to try and do my best.
Learn each letter, learn each sound,
Learn how to write each letter down.
I feel so good deep inside.
I’m proud I’m learning to read and write.
Get ready, get set!
Let’s learn about the alphabet.
26 letters, that’s it!
Let’s learn about the alphabet.
—
This version maintains the educational content while ensuring clarity and coherence.
