Preschool ELA: Letter Q Games

Letter Q

Can You Find the Uppercase Letter Q?

To play this game, find the uppercase letter Q.

Pre-K K RF.K.1.D

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Letter Q

Can You Find the Lowercase Letter q?

To play this game, find the lowercase letter q.

Pre-K K RF.K.1.D

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Letter Q

Learn the Letters: Big Q

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

Pre-K RF.K.1.D

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Letter Q

Practice the Letters: Big Q

Kids must practice the letter: Big Q.

Pre-K RF.K.1.D

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Letter Q

Learn the Letters: Small q

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

Pre-K RF.K.1.D

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Letter Q

Practice the Letters: Small q

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

Pre-K RF.K.1.D

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Letter Q

Match Uppercase and Lowercase Q

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

Pre-K K RF.K.1.D

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Letter Q

Find the Letters Q, R & S

Kids must find the letters Q, R & S to play.

Pre-K K RF.K.1.D

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What's the Q All About?

Is Q for curious? It sounds like it, doesn't it? That's the thing about some tricky letters like Q, that have a distinct phonetic sound. To make it easier on your preschooler, we share ways that you can make the learning journey a lot more productive, fun, and successful.

Q Basics

The letter Q is easy to identify. It's a circle with a little stick. Your child may find the letter quite fascinating owing to its shape. You can play several games to help them identify the letter and even trace it out. It's ok if your child confuses the letter with O sometimes. They do look quite similar.

When you work with the lower-case q, ensure you take it a little slow. Although the letter is simple, it can be easily confused with its mirror p. When playing a sorting game or picking the right letter, begin by working with distinct letters like s, r, and t that have little in common, and then bring in letters like d, b, and p that have a similar formation.

The sound of Q takes a lot of repetition and practice. Although unique, it has a musical quality to it. You can use songs and sounds to bring in this concept. The quack-quack of a duck works well, and so does motivating them to be 'quick' in bringing things or responding! Each time, highlight the q sound. Online phonic games are a fantastic way to engage your child in actively learning the q sound through play.

Quick Cues to Q

Introducing multiple methods of recognition and recall works best with preschool learning. Explore SplashLearn's range of online games that build a world of discovery and practice into letter and sound learning and application.

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.