Say "A says /a/ /a/ apple" three times.
Tap the big red A. Listen to Watoto say "A — /a/ — apple." Repeat after him. Try it with a whisper voice, then a loud voice, then a singing voice.
Week 1 · Apples · Monday
Meet the Letter A
Apple, Adam, and the letter that starts it all.
Oh no! The letter A wandered off into the orchard. Watoto needs your help finding it — and the very first apple of the week!
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Tap every A you can find in the orchard.
Look closely at the picture. There are 5 A's hiding in the apples and leaves. Tap each one. A green sparkle means you got it!
Follow the dots to draw uppercase A.
Start at the top. Slide down to the left. Back up to the top. Slide down to the right. Cross the middle. That's an A!
Now follow the dots to draw lowercase a.
Make a little round circle. Then a tail down the right side. Little a!
Say "manzana" — mahn-SAH-nah.
"Manzana" is how friends in Mexico, Spain, and Puerto Rico say apple. Tap the apple to hear it. Say it back. Now whisper it to a grown-up!
Make the ASL sign for apple.
Make a fist. Put your knuckle on your cheek. Twist it back and forth like you are biting an apple. That's the sign for apple!