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Games for Kindergarteners on Letter H Sound

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All Letter Sound H Games

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Learn to Trace the Letter H

Let's trace the lowercase and uppercase H. Tracing letters can help your child build great writing skills and can further assist letter identification. So let's get going!

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The Sound of H

Each letter has a letter sound. Comprehending sound is an essential skill for reading words. Play this game to learn the sound of the letter H and begin your child's fun phonics journey.

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Words Beginning With the Letter H

How many words does your child know that begin with the letter H? This game will help them learn a bunch of new words that start with the letter H. For better retention, the game also provides image support for every word.

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Practice Letter H and Its Sound

Get your eyes and ears together because it's time to revise the letter-sound association! With this game, your little one will practice identifying the letter H, along with its sound.

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Revise the Letter H

Woo-hoo! Now that your child has learned how the letter H looks like, how it sounds like, and how to write it, they are set for an ultimate All About H revision game! Are you ready? Put on your thinking cap!

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Math
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Learning the Unvoiced Sound of H

The sound of /h/ is simple to pronounce. The kids just have to breathe from the mouth. The air comes through the mouth and throat. Pronounce the letter by keeping your mouth wide open. Take help of simple words such as hat or hen and enable them to make the sound.

You can also add some vowels to it, such as ”he,” “ho,” or “hu.” Make it fun by repeating these small words such as “he-he-he-he” or “hu-hu-hu-hu.” Then, show how your chest moves during the sound. Your kid will imitate this action as they like exaggerating funny movements.

In addition, since a puff of air is breathed out, you can also hold your kid’s hand in front of your mouth and tell them to feel how the air is blown out. Finally, you can try this same activity by fogging up the mirror. Kids of any grade will enjoy this interactive technique.

Introducing Game-Based Learning to Practice

Turn practice into a fun activity by introducing the kids to game-based learning. It stimulates the kid’s ability to practice without getting bored of learning. SplashLearn has various online, educational, and curriculum-aligned games following the Common Core Standard. You can try them today and make your kid have the best time learning the letter sound H.

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