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    • Find the Letters H, I, J & K
      Letter I
      Find the Letters H, I, J & K

      Put your language skills to the test by finding the letters H, I, J & K.

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

      To play this game, find the uppercase letter I.

      Pre-K K RF.K.1.D
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    • Can You Find the Lowercase Letter i?
      Letter I
      Can You Find the Lowercase Letter i?

      To play this game, find the lowercase letter i.

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

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

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

      Kids must practice the letter: Big I.

      Pre-K RF.K.1.D
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    • Learn the Letters: Small i
      Letter I
      Learn the Letters: Small i

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

      Pre-K RF.K.1.D
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    • Practice the Letters: Small i
      Letter I
      Practice the Letters: Small i

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

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

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

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

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

      K RF.K.3.A
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    Introduction to the Letter I

    I is a unique letter in itself. It works as an individual word as well as in conjunction with other letters to form meaningful words.

    Writing the letter 'I' is also pretty easy - draw a simple vertical line! It is the uppercase I. Writing the lowercase I is also easy. You draw a simple line and then a small dot over it. You can try SplashLearn's uppercase and lowercase letter I games that make recognizing letters easy and fast.

    'I' has primarily two types of sound - the long I sound and the short I sound. The short I sound is the usual 'e' or 'ee.' For example - 'high' is the short I sound. And the longer I sound? Well, it just sounds like 'eye.'

    Inquisitive Letter I Online Games

    How about let the dice roll? Let's jump directly into the alphabet games and come up with some innovative Letter I online games.

    You must have come across the letter abacus game. It is just like a board game that looks similar to an abacus. Unlike the usual abacus, which has numbers, this one has letters. So, you need to turn the letters to form meaningful words. Start playing this fun letter game with your kids. Ask them to come up with the I letter and its sound.

    How about the search game? Here the parents or the teachers need to hide the object all around the room. Make sure the objects start with 'I.' When you find an object, you need to say its name out loud and vocalize it. It's one of the best games to engage and keep your child on their toes.

    Another easy peasy way of learning the letter 'I' is through flashcards. You can use both words as well as picture flashcards. Picture flashcards are advisable for first-time learners as they drive their interests and help in holding their attention. Select the cards with pictures of objects starting with 'I.' Now, show them to the little ones, and ask them to name them.

    Know Where to Take it Slow

    Alphabet learning is entirely new for your kid. There is no set rule or a proper age group to start alphabet training for your little one. But then there are small signs that indicate that your child is ready to take the big step.

    Look for signs that your child is repeating your words, that they are catching the words gradually and saying them now and then. It indicates their interest in learning new words. And that's new when you need to begin with formal education.

    While teaching letters, make sure that you are fully patient with your kids. Of course, you can't expect them to be able to grasp everything right from the first day. Be patient and ready to repeat yourself several times. Your objective must be to introduce letters as a new game for the kids. Try some innovative ways so that they enjoy the learning process. And of course, you need to change it from time to time.

    Indulge in Letter I Games with SplashLearn

    SplashLearn is an online platform designed to fulfill the educational needs of your little ones. This game-based learning platform offers a vast set of letter games for kids across every grade to enhance play-way learning for the little ones.

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

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