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Letter Sound T Games for Kindergarteners

Learn to Trace the Letter T
Learn to Trace the Letter T

Let's trace the lowercase and uppercase T. Tracing letters can help your child build great writing skills and can further assist letter identification. So let's get going!

The Sound of T
The Sound of T

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 T and begin your child's fun phonics journey.

Words Beginning With the Letter T
Words Beginning With the Letter T

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

Practice Letter T and Its Sound
Practice Letter T 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 T, along with its sound.

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All Letter Sound T Games for Kids

Revise the Letter T
Revise the Letter T

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

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Learning the Sound of the T

Although a voiceless or unvoiced sound in the English alphabet, the letter T has its own set of challenges - especially when it comes to its sounds and pronunciations! One of the trickier letters to master, teach your kids the sounds of the letter T using the letter T sound Games on SplashLearn.

Interactive games help kids recall letter sounds better. To learn the letter T, guide your kids to say it aloud several times. In vocalizing the letter T, there is no tongue movement or vocal cord vibration. Get your kids to practice saying /tuh/ and /tee/ over and again.

Once your kids have mastered saying the T aloud, start using words to help them associate the letter with. Words with T can be pronounced differently - some words have a hard T, while others have a soft one. In some words, the T also blends with other letters to form a blended sound.

For example, begin with easy words like too, tram, ton, talk, etc. As your kids progress to a higher grade, start teaching them words that begin with T like throw, thing, train, and words that contain T like ‘little,’ ‘feather,’ etc.

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