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Letters N to Z for Kids: Finish the Alphabet with Big and Small Letters (Kindergarten English)

🎓 Kindergarten 📖 English ⏱️ 2 min 26 sec Age 5

Learn the letters N to Z with Luna from DoodleBeez. Children see the big and small shape of each letter, hear a word that starts with it, and practice telling look alike letters apart. Common Core RF.K.1d.

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Hi, I'm Luna from DoodleBeez. Today we are learning the letters N to Z. These thirteen letters finish the alphabet. Every letter has a big shape and a small shape. Let's meet them together!

Here come N, O and P. Big N has two tall lines with a slant between them. N is for nest. O is a round circle, and O is for octopus. P has a line and one bump. P is for pig.

Next are Q, R and S. Q looks like an O with a little tail. Q is for queen. R has a bump and a leg. R is for rabbit. S curves like a snake, and S is for sun.

Now T, U and V. T has a tall line with a hat on top. T is for turtle. U is shaped like a cup. U is for umbrella. V comes to a point at the bottom, and V is for van.

Here are the last four. W looks like two V shapes side by side, and W is for whale. X is two crossing lines. Y is for yo yo. Z zigs and zags, and Z is for zebra.

Some letters look alike, so look closely. P has one bump, but R has a bump and a leg. N has one slant line, but M has two. Big W and small w have the same shape.

Now it's your turn. Which letter has a bump and a leg? Is it P, R or B? Pause and try. It is R! R has one bump at the top and a leg that kicks out.

Great job! You met the letters N to Z. Each letter has a big shape and a small shape, and some look alike, so look closely. Practice letters N to Z in the English Lab at doodlebeez.com. See you next time!

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