Today, we are going to learn about the letter O. Let’s have some fun with it!
To make the letter O with your hands, curl your fingers and touch your thumb. Look, it makes a circle just like the letter O! This is how you sign the letter O.
The letter O makes the sound /o/. Can you say it with me? /o/!
Let’s think of some words that start with the letter O:
It’s fun to sing and sign the letter O. Try it with your friends or family. Remember, see it, say it, and sign it!
Keep practicing the letter O and its sound. Look around and find more words that start with O. Have fun learning!
O Hunt: Go on a letter O hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that start with the letter O, like an orange or an oven. Can you find at least three things? Share what you found with a friend or family member and practice saying the word and the /o/ sound together.
O Art: Create a piece of art using the letter O. Draw or cut out circles to make an octopus, an owl, or anything else that starts with O. Use your imagination and have fun decorating your artwork. Once you’re done, practice signing the letter O with your hands and say the /o/ sound as you show your art to others.
O Storytime: Think of a short story or a sentence using as many words that start with the letter O as you can. For example, “Once, an octopus opened an orange umbrella.” Share your story with a friend or family member and see if they can come up with their own O story. Don’t forget to sign the letter O and say the /o/ sound as you tell your story!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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See it, Say it, Sign it
Letter O in the alphabet
To sign letter O, curl your fingers, touch your thumb, and make an O.
This is the sign for O.
Letter O in the alphabet.
O says /o/ octopus.
It’s fun to sing and sign.
O says /o/ opposite.
It’s fun to sing and sign.
See it, Say it, Sign it
Letter O in the alphabet
O says /o/ ocean.
It’s fun to sing and sign.
O says /o/ open.
It’s fun to sing and sign.
See it, Say it, Sign it
Letter O in the alphabet
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This version maintains the educational content while removing repetitive phrases for clarity.
