ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Learn The Letter W | Let’s Learn About The Alphabet | Phonics Song for Kids
Get ready, get set! Today, we are going to learn about the alphabet. Did you know there are 26 letters in the alphabet? That’s right, just 26!
Let’s talk about the letter W. W is a special letter in the alphabet. Here is what an uppercase W looks like: W. Can you try writing it in the air with your finger? Great job!
Now, let’s look at a lowercase w: w. Can you write this one in the air too? Awesome!
The letter W is a consonant, and it makes a sound like this: /w/ /w/ /w/. Can you say the W sound with me? /w/ /w/ /w/. Fantastic!
Let’s listen for the W sound at the beginning of some words:
Can you hear the /w/ sound? Great listening!
Now, let’s find the W sound at the end of these words:
Did you hear the /w/ sound at the end? You’re doing amazing!
Learning about the alphabet is so much fun! We can learn each letter, each sound, and how to write them. It feels so good to learn how to read and write. I’m proud of you for trying your best!
Get ready, get set! Let’s keep learning about the alphabet. Remember, there are 26 letters, and each one is special. Keep practicing and have fun!
W Sound Hunt: Go on a “W Sound Hunt” around your home or classroom. Look for objects that start with the /w/ sound, like “window” or “watch.” Can you find at least three items? Draw a picture of each item you find and practice saying the /w/ sound as you show your drawings to a friend or family member.
W Craft Time: Create a “W is for Whale” craft. Use construction paper to cut out the shape of a whale. Decorate your whale with crayons, markers, or stickers. As you work on your craft, practice saying the word “whale” and emphasize the /w/ sound at the beginning. Share your whale with the class and say why you chose to make a whale.
W Sound Story: With the help of a teacher or parent, create a short story using as many words that start with the letter W as possible. For example, “Wendy the woodpecker went to the woods to find worms.” Illustrate your story with drawings and share it with your classmates. How many W words did you use?
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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Get ready, get set! Let’s learn about the alphabet. There are 26 letters, that’s it!
Let’s learn about the letter W. W is a letter in the alphabet. This is an uppercase W. Write it in the air like this (practice writing). This is a lowercase w. Write it in the air like this (practice writing).
Get ready, get set! Let’s learn about the alphabet. The letter W is a consonant and it has a sound. I say the W sound: /w/ /w/ /w/ /w/ /w/. Now you say the W sound: /w/ /w/ /w/ /w/ /w/.
At the beginning of these words, listen for the W sound:
One day in the winter, I saw a beautiful woodpecker. Peck for worms, then drink some water.
At the end of these words, listen for the W sound:
There was a baby minnow, colored red, blue, and yellow. And the baby grew, and with his friends swam in a row.
It’s fun to learn about the alphabet, and I’m really going to try to do my best. Learn each letter, learn each sound, and 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. There are 26 letters, that’s it! Let’s learn about the alphabet.
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