Preschool ELA: Letter T Games

Letter T

Can You Find the Uppercase Letter T?

To play this game, find the uppercase letter T.

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Letter T

Can You Find the Lowercase Letter t?

To play this game, find the lowercase letter t.

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Letter T

Learn the Letters: Big T

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

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Letter T

Practice the Letters: Big T

Kids must practice the letter: Big T.

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Letter T

Learn the Letters: Small t

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

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Letter T

Practice the Letters: Small t

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

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Letter T

Match Uppercase and Lowercase T

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

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Letter T

Find the Letters T, U & V

Kids must find the letters T, U & V to play.

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Timing Your T

T is a standard and simple letter. It is found in a large percentage of English words and has an elementary formation. Its sound is quite simple and without too many variants. T is among the first letter names and sounds taught to children because of its simplicity and recurrence.

Troubleshooting with T

T can be great fun to discover and learn. When you make the process engaging and interactive, the learning never stops!

Start with teaching your child to identify the letter. T has a stick-like quality to it, filled with straight lines and perpendicular angles. Help your child build stronger letter-name identification by tracing the letter and playing games to identify the right one.

When forming the lower-case T, remember to point out the importance of crossing the T, without which your child will have drawn out the letter L. Tracing games can help crystalize the letter form in your kids better.

The sound of the letter name is a word in itself – tea! Tea being such a common word can cause a little confusion in relating the letter name to the phonic sound. Phonic games are the perfect way to ensure plenty of repetition, recognition, and recall. Each time your child sees the letter, encourage them to sound out the ‘tuh’ for themselves and not just wait for a cue. Sounding out letters is the best way to remember them better.

Teaching Ts

As your child learns and practices, you will find that you need to alter the pace to suit their needs. To offer a wider variety of practice games and activities, use SplashLearn's abundant resources on the letter T to help your child read and spell better.

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