ClassX Video Lessons Grade Kindergarten Let’s write the letter X! #letters #letterwriting #kids #letterformation
Hello, little friend! Today, we are going to have fun with writing. Are you ready? Let’s learn about writing big and small letters!
When we write big letters, we use lots of space. Imagine you are drawing a big circle in the air with your finger. That’s how we write big letters! They are tall and wide, like a giant standing in a field. Can you try writing a big letter “A” in the air? Great job!
Now, let’s try writing small letters. Small letters are tiny and neat, like little ants marching in a line. They fit in small spaces. Can you write a small letter “a” with your finger on the table? Awesome!
To get better at writing, we can practice every day. You can use a pencil and paper or even your finger in the air. Try writing your name with big letters and then with small letters. Isn’t it fun?
There are many fun ways to learn more about writing. ABCmouse.com is a place where you can play games and learn about letters. It’s like a magical school on your computer!
Remember, writing big and small is like a game. Keep practicing, and you’ll become a writing superstar!
Letter Hunt Adventure: Go on a letter hunt around your home or classroom! Look for objects that start with the same letter. For example, find something that starts with “A” and practice writing a big “A” and a small “a” next to it. Can you find three objects for each letter? Share your findings with a friend or family member!
Big and Small Letter Art: Use colorful markers or crayons to create a piece of art using big and small letters. Draw a big letter on a piece of paper and then fill it with small letters of the same kind. For example, draw a big “B” and fill it with lots of little “b”s. Display your artwork on the wall to show everyone your creative writing skills!
Story Time with Letters: Create a short story using big and small letters. Start by choosing a big letter and think of a word that begins with it. Then, write a sentence using small letters. For example, “Big B is for Bear. The bear is brown.” Share your story with the class and see if they can guess the big letter you chose!
Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:
“Let’s write big. Let’s write small. Big. Small. ABCmouse.com.”
