Today, we are going to learn about the letter W. It’s a special letter in the alphabet!
To make the sign for the letter W, you curl your thumb and pinkie together. It looks like a W!
The letter W makes the sound /w/. Let’s see some words that start with W:
W says /w/ like in the word “watch.” Watches help us tell time!
W says /w/ like in the word “whale.” Whales are big and swim in the ocean!
W says /w/ like in the word “wolf.” Wolves are wild animals that live in the forest!
W says /w/ like in the word “water.” We drink water to stay healthy!
It’s fun to see, say, and sign the letter W. Can you try it? Remember, W says /w/!
Keep practicing the letter W by finding things around you that start with W. Have fun learning!
Word Hunt: Go on a word hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that start with the letter W. Can you find a window, a wall, or maybe a watermelon? Make a list or draw pictures of the W words you find. Share your discoveries with a friend or family member!
W Sound Scavenger Hunt: Listen carefully to the sounds around you. Can you hear the /w/ sound in words people say? Maybe someone says “walk” or “wonderful.” Each time you hear the /w/ sound, raise your hand or make the W sign with your fingers. How many /w/ sounds can you find in one day?
W Art Project: Create an art project using the letter W. You can draw or cut out pictures of things that start with W, like whales or wolves. Arrange them on a big piece of paper to make a W collage. Display your artwork and explain to others what each picture represents and how it starts with the letter W.
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript:
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**See it, Say it, Sign it**
**Letter W w in the alphabet**
To sign letter W, curl your thumb and pinkie together to form a W.
This is the sign for W.
W says /w/ as in “watch.”
It’s fun to sing and sign!
W says /w/ as in “whale.”
It’s fun to sing and sign!
W says /w/ as in “wolf.”
It’s fun to sing and sign!
W says /w/ as in “water.”
It’s fun to sing and sign!
**See it, Say it, Sign it**
**Letter W w in the alphabet**
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This version maintains the educational content while removing repetitive phrases for clarity.
