Letter V Games for Preschoolers

Victory All the Way!

The letter ‘V’ has a short pronunciation and a long one. When teaching the alphabet to kids, the letter V is pronounced as ‘vee,’ but it may sound like ‘vuh’ when being used in words.

Sometimes, kids are unclear about distinguishing the letter V from the letter W. For example, words like wall, very, vocal, and whale may sound interchangeable, like they start from either a V or a W. To get kids to understand the difference, the best way is to help them practice learning, reading, and writing the letter V.

V stands for words like victory, very, violin and Venice. You can play rounds of naming places, animals, and things that start from the letter V to make it both fun and educational for your kids to learn this unique letter. You can also look at some fun letter V games for preschoolers. If you’re looking online, then SplashLearn’s a great platform and trusted by many parents and teachers alike.

Online Fun with the Letter V on SplashLearn

One of the best ways to teach kids the letter V is to get them to hear the sound of how it’s pronounced, identify how it visually looks in writing, and speak it out loud using words that both start with it and contain it in the middle.

SplashLearn’s range of letter V games for preschoolers combine all these elements so your kids can quickly learn letters of the alphabet. Hop on and try them out today!

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