Preschool ELA: Letter M Games

Letter M

Find the Letters L M, N, O & P

Put your language skills to the test by finding the letters L, M, N, O & P.

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Letter M

Can You Find the Uppercase Letter M?

To play this game, find the uppercase letter M.

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Letter M

Can You Find the Lowercase Letter m?

To play this game, find the lowercase letter m.

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Letter M

Learn the Letters: Big M

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

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Practice the Letters: Big M

Kids must practice the letter: Big M.

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Learn the Letters: Small m

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

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Letter M

Practice the Letters: Small m

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

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Match Big and Small M

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

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Making the Most of ‘M’

Preschoolers find almost everything fun. However, things that we assume to be simple may be pretty complicated for them. Take the letter ‘M,’ for instance. It looks fascinating, with the constant ups and downs. Get your child to write it, and you may notice them having a little trouble getting the lines and curves in place.

That’s not a cause for worry. We help you enable your child to practice plenty of M sounds, words, and patterns to help your child build confidence and clarity. We also ensure there’s loads of fun and laughs to be had on the way.

The Making of a Proud ‘M’ Reader

Preschoolers invariably begin with letter recognition. The letter ‘M’ is among the largest letters that stand out quite distinctly. It may be an easy place to start. However, as you introduce your child to other letters, you may notice them getting a little confused with a similar-looking ‘N’ or an inverted image of ‘M,’ the letter ‘W.’ Children soon outgrow this phase and begin recognizing letters accurately. You can accelerate this journey is by practicing extensively using innovative online learning games at SplashLearn

Another component is writing. Preschoolers are still refining their fine motor skills. You may notice the angles on the capital ‘M’ being a little skewed or the curves of the small ‘m’ wanting more uniformity. Simple tracing activities and games are the best to build fluidity into their writing patterns.

The final stage is weaving together letters and sound. Using pictures and word games, you can make this process fun. The advantage that ‘M’ poses is the singular sound consistent across all words and blends. This should make it a lot easier on your kids.

Mastering ‘M’ at SplashLearn

Children enjoy doing things innovatively and learning in an unhurried environment. SplashLearn has an abundance of games and online learning resources that can allow your child to enjoy and experience greater success. Click here to explore the world of ‘M.’

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.