Words starting with V comprise almost 1.5% of the English dictionary. While there is a pattern to follow for pronouncing the V words, your kids can practice the pattern by playing games on SplashLearn on words starting with letter V.
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Yes, this is the easiest way to start the kid recognizing the words that begin with V. One of the most basic words that they could know is ‘very.’ Since they already are aware of the pronunciation of this word, pick words that give the same starting sound, such as very, vet, vent, vest, etc. The word “verb” has the exact spelling but sounds differently when compared to “very.” So, try to pick that up in the next batch.
Different words suit different grades. A kindergartener can pronounce simple words.
A few of these words include:
View
Vice
Very
Vent
Verb
Vat
Vast
For the 1st grade, we drill the words that are a little more complex than kindergarteners but the ones they know naturally.For instance:
Video
Vault
Velvet
Violin
Verse
By this age, kids know to roll their tongues. In addition, they know consonant clusters and CVC pronunciations. So, pick words such as:
Variety
Vanilla
Village
Vegetable
Kids can retain the information they have learned if the process is interactive and engaging. Introduce the kids to different games. SplashLearn has online, educational, curriculum-aligned games that follow Common Core Standards. So, the kids will practice the best list of words that they can pronounce at their grade.
