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    • Find the Letters E, F & G
      Letter F
      Find the Letters E, F & G

      Kids must find the letters E, F & G to play.

      Pre-K K RF.K.1.D
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    • Can You Find the Uppercase Letter F?
      Letter F
      Can You Find the Uppercase Letter F?

      To play this game, find the uppercase letter F.

      Pre-K K RF.K.1.D
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    • Can You Find the Lowercase Letter f?
      Letter F
      Can You Find the Lowercase Letter f?

      To play this game, find the lowercase letter f.

      Pre-K K RF.K.1.D
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    • Learn the Letters: Big F
      Letter F
      Learn the Letters: Big F

      Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Big F.

      Pre-K RF.K.1.D
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    • Practice the Letters: Big F
      Letter F
      Practice the Letters: Big F

      Kids must practice the letter: Big F.

      Pre-K RF.K.1.D
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    • Learn the Letters: Small f
      Letter F
      Learn the Letters: Small f

      Put your language skills to the test by learning the letter: Small f.

      Pre-K RF.K.1.D
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    • Practice the Letters: Small f
      Letter F
      Practice the Letters: Small f

      Put your language skills to the test by practicing the letter: Small f.

      Pre-K RF.K.1.D
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    • Match Big and Small F
      Letter F
      Match Big and Small F

      Put your language skills to the test by learning to match big and small F.

      Pre-K K RF.K.1.D
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    • Words Beginning With the Letter F
      Letter F
      Words Beginning With the Letter F

      Let's take a look at words beginning with the letter F.

      K RF.K.3.A
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    Making the F Sound

    To learn the letter F, kids have to breathe out after touching the upper teeth to the lower lip. If they cannot make this sound correctly, they may say “pood” instead of “food.” Practice this sound till they get it right.

    Once they know how to pronounce the letter F in isolation, we can teach the letter F in syllables. For distinct pronunciation, start with adding a vowel after the /f/ sound as Fo or Fi. Next, add it before the /f/ sound as aff or uff and then put it on both the sides of the /f/ sound as affu or offee.

    Go step-by-step. Practice with the children the pronunciation of the f sound with vowels before it. After you think they have practiced much and now mastered this sound, move to practice the vowel-after-the-f sound.

    Have some activities where the kids can best demonstrate the /f/ sound they learned in words. Use the following words to begin with:

    They may not grasp the words with blends like words starting with FL or FR quickly. In such situations, go slow. Emphasize the sound of F by stretching it out. So, when you say the word “fan,” say it out loud as ffffff-an.

    After showing them the use of the letter F in words:

    1. Use the same F letter words frequently in phrases or sentences.
    2. Have structured conversations with them where they unknowingly will use the letter F. Pay close attention to their teeth and lips.
    3. Remember to blow air out after biting the bottom lip for the letter F. Later, help them recognize the words with the letter F in both oral and written communication.

    F is for Fun!

    To make the learning more engaging, you can also show some pictures or display the items with the letter F. Colorful pictures can tease their imagination. Let them say the name of the object each time you ask.

    What’s better than teaching them games? When you have interactive letter F online games (which are curriculum-aligned and follow the common core standard)  for each grade, learning becomes fun, easier, and more interesting. On SplashLearn, you can find games where the kids befriend an alpha-bot that helps them pronounce the sound F and introduces them to words with F.

    Learning with games motivates the kids to comprehend the subject and promotes engagement. It can teach the kids to repeat and fail multiple times but succeed and accomplish the goal at last. They walk towards the goal and get engrossed in playing with the characters while learning.

    Is there something we missed out? Write to us at help@splashlearn.com with your feedback and comments. We would love to hear from you and enhance the learning experience for your kids.

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