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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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    • 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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    Say Yes to Letter I Games for Kindergarteners

    I is the ninth letter in the English alphabet. This letter is essential in the English language. ‘I’ stands alone as well as with other letters to form meaningful words.

    I is spelled as “ei.” The uppercase form of this alphabet is written as I, and the lowercase form is written as i.

    Goofing Around with the Letter I

    I is a unique letter because it shares its sound with the letter Y. Both are known as “twin letters.” In any word, where Y is seen as a vowel, it sounds just like I.

    The Letter I has three major sounds - Long I, the old-style Long I-2, and the Short I. Learning all of these sounds are important for your kids. Long I is the typical vowel sound similar to the letter I—for example, item, side, five ice. The old-style Long I-2 sounds like an extended I. Check the words to understand the effect. Unique, ski, chic, police are some of the Long I-2 Sounds. Short I is sounded from the upper part of the mouth that gives the tongue time to relax. Some of the regularly used short I words are - spring, quick, gym, gyp. Try to sound the examples slowly to understand the same.

    With the Letter I, you can also make simple sentences and explain the meaning of the same to the young minds. It will help them relate to the word.

    Learn Letter I Games for Kindergarteners with SplashLearn

    SplashLearn is the leading online forum for interactive and fun play-learning methods. The colorful worksheets and games on our website stress holistic educational learning, with eye-catching animations that can make practice fun for all grades. Check out our website to look at the games and spend some best moments with your little one.

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