📘 How to Play Vowel Letters

Look at the six letters appearing on the screen and identify which ones are vowels or consonants. Read the instruction at the top to see which category you need to find. Tap the correct letter to score points.

1. Read the instruction at the top of the screen (VOWEL or CONSONANT).
2. Find the letter that matches the required type among the six options below.
3. Tap the correct letter with your mouse or finger.
4. Move to the next question and keep track of your score.

👶 What to expect at ages 5-9

Children in this age group may still be learning to distinguish between vowels and consonants, so they might hesitate before making a choice. The red feedback on incorrect taps helps them self-correct without frustration.

🏠 At home and in class

During play, ask questions like 'Which one makes a sound when you say it?' to reinforce the concept. Instead of giving the answer immediately after a mistake, encourage them to look again and try once more.

💡 Tips

• Remind them that vowels (A, E, I, O, U) always have their own sound, while consonants need vowels to be heard clearly.
• Watch the color changes closely: green means correct, red means wrong.
• Focus on one letter at a time to avoid confusion between similar-looking characters.