Hey there, little friend! Today, we’re going to have fun learning about the letter M. The letter M is a special letter in the alphabet, and it makes a sound like this: “mmm.” Can you say it with me? “Mmm!” Great job!
There are so many fun things that start with the letter M. Let’s think of some together:
Vroom, vroom! A motorcycle is a cool vehicle that zooms down the road. It starts with the letter M. Can you pretend to ride a motorcycle? Hold onto the handlebars and make the “mmm” sound as you go!
Monkeys are playful animals that love to swing in trees. They also start with the letter M. Can you pretend to be a monkey and make monkey sounds? Ooh ooh, ah ah!
At night, when you look up in the sky, you might see the moon. It’s big and bright and starts with the letter M. Can you make a big circle with your arms like the moon?
Let’s practice making the “mmm” sound again. Put your lips together and hum. “Mmm!” You did it! This sound is used in many words, and now you know how to make it.
Here’s a fun activity for you! Look around your home or classroom and find things that start with the letter M. Maybe you’ll find a mug, a mat, or even a mitten. Every time you find something, say the word and make the “mmm” sound.
Remember, learning letters and their sounds is like a big adventure. Keep practicing the letter M and its sound, and soon you’ll be a letter expert! Have fun exploring and discovering new words that start with M.
Thanks for learning with me today. See you next time!
Sound Hunt: Go on a sound hunt around your house or classroom. Find objects that make a sound when you touch or use them. For example, a microwave beeping or a music box playing. When you find something, say its name and make the “mmm” sound. Can you find at least three things that start with the letter M?
Letter M Art: Create an art project using materials that start with the letter M. You can use markers, magazines for cutouts, or even macaroni to make a collage. As you work on your art, talk about the materials you’re using and practice saying the “mmm” sound.
Story Time: With a grown-up, read a storybook and listen for words that start with the letter M. Each time you hear a word that begins with M, raise your hand and say the word out loud. Can you think of other words that start with M that could be in the story?
Sure! Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
[Music]
[Applause]
Motorcycle
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