Learning the Letter O/o


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Learn about the uppercase letter O and lowercase letter o.




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The upper case Letter O and lower case letter o is a fun and easy letter to teach, thanks to its round shape and the wide variety of words associated with it, such as octopus, orange, and owl. Here’s a guide to introducing and exploring the letter O with young learners.

  1. Introduce the Letter
    What the letters look like?
    The uppercase O a big circle, like a donut or a hula hoop.
    The lowercase o is a small circle, just like a bubble or a ball.

  2. Tracing and Writing
    Use the following worksheets for tracing uppercase O and lowercase o.
    The letters are dotted for easy tracing.
    Free worksheets to help students practice writing the Letter O/o and the Alphabet.
    Letter o Worksheet

    Letter o Worksheet (lower case)
    Letter O Worksheet (upper case)
    Write Lower Case Letters
    Write Upper Case Letters

  3. Phonics and Sounds
    The letter O makes two sounds:
    Short O (/ŏ/): Like in ox, on, off, owl, odd, otter.
    Learn about the short o
    Long O (/ō/): Like in oval, ocean, open, oak, oatmeal.
    Learn about the long o
    Compare the short o & long o

Items beginning with o Worksheet

  1. Hands-On Activities
    Use craft sticks or playdough to construct the Letter O.
    Cut out a large Letter O and let children decorate it with drawings, glitter, or stickers.

  2. Music and Movement Sing a Song:
    Example: “O is for orange, /o/, /o/, orange!”
    Letter O Movement:
    Use chalk or tape to draw large O shapes on the floor. Have kids hop in and out of the Os as they practice the letter name and sound.

  3. Listen and Read
    Storytime:
    Listen and read books featuring the Letter O.


    Picture Cards:
    Show cards with images of items starting with O and have kids say the name.

  4. Reinforce Daily
    Use the Letter O throughout the day:
    Say, “Look, the orange starts with O!”
    Point out the Letter O in books, signs, and everyday objects.

  5. Learn the other letters of the alphabet.

Learning the Alphabet Worksheets
A/a B/b C/c D/d
E/e F/f G/g H/h
I/i J/j K/k L/l
M/m N/n O/o P/p
Q/q R/r S/s T/t
U/u V/v W/w X/x
Y/y Z/z a-z A-Z

Learn the Sounds of the Letters

Learning Short Vowels

Short Vowels
Short A Short E Short I
Short O Short U Short Vowels

Learning Long Vowels

Long Vowels
Long A Long E Long I
Long O Long U Y (vowel)
Long Vowels Shor &, Long Vowels

Compare Short & Long Vowels

Short & Long Vowels
Short & Long A Short & Long E Short & Long I
Short & Long O Short & Long U

Learning Consonants

Consonants
Letter B Hard C Soft C
Letter D Letter F Hard G
Soft G Letter H Letter J
Letter K Letter L Letter M
Letter N Letter P Letter Q
Letter R Letter S Letter T
Letter V Letter W Letter X
Letter Y Letter Z



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