LEARN THE LETTER S

PHONICS FUN

Learn the Letter S

Play with PomPom and discover the letter S in these fun, full bodied ways to remind your little one that language can, and should be surprising, adventurous, and utterly fun. 

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Spot the S’s: A Saturday Scavenge

Cut a few sticky notes into long, thin strips.

Open your book, Saturday, and flip through each page slowly, hunting for words that start with the letter S (like Saturday, storytime, sisters, special, splendid, sobbed).

Each time you find one, place a sticky note under (or next to) the word.

When you’re done searching, do some counting!

  • How many S words did you find?
  • How many times does the word 'Saturday' appear in the book?

Check out this L•M•N•O•Play! List

Shimmy and shake to this playlist featuring songs that start with the letter S.
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