About Write Letters
A big letter sits on writing paper, drawn as dotted strokes. Each stroke has a numbered start dot and a small arrow, and the line fills with color as your child follows it. Oomi shows the whole letter in a speech bubble as a model, and a scribble only sends that one stroke back to its start.
How to play
- Start at the dot with number 1 and follow the arrow.
- Trace each stroke with a finger, or tap the glowing dot.
- On a keyboard, press Space or the arrow keys along the stroke.
What your child practices
- Letter formation
- Stroke order
- Fine motor control
- Capital and small letters
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
Three easy capitals from I, L, T, O and V, with lots of room.
LittleAges 4-6
Four capital letters from the first half of the alphabet.
YoungAges 6-8
Five capital letters from the whole alphabet.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Six small letters, and the strokes must be followed more closely.
Play together
Write a letter big on paper with a crayon and let your child trace it, starting from the same dot.
