1. Introduction to Letter V
The Letter V is the twenty-second letter of the English alphabet.
It can be uppercase V or lowercase v.
Bachay ko Letter V ki shape aur sound seekhni chahiye:
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V → /v/ sound (as in Violin)
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v → /v/ sound
Examples of words starting with V:
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Violin
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Van
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Vase
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Vegetables
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Volcano
2. Trace the Letter V
Activity: Trace both uppercase and lowercase V to practice writing.
Uppercase V:
V V V V V V V
Lowercase v:
v v v v v v v
Tips:
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Bachay pencil ka sahi grip seekhein
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Har letter ko slowly aur carefully trace karein
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Repeat tracing 3–5 times for mastery
3. Match Letter V with Pictures
Activity: Draw a line from the letter V to the correct picture that starts with V.
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V → 🎻 Violin
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V → 🚐 Van
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V → 🌷 Vase
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V → 🥕 Vegetables
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V → 🌋 Volcano
Benefits:
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Letter recognition
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Vocabulary development
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Observation skills improvement
4. Fill in the Missing Letter V
Activity: Complete the missing letters in words starting with V:
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__iolin → Answer: V
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__an → Answer: V
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__ase → Answer: V
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__egetables → Answer: V
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__olcano → Answer: V
Skills Developed:
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Spelling & phonics
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Visual memory
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Early reading readiness
5. Colour the Letter V and Objects
Activity: Colour all letters V and objects that start with V.
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Uppercase V → Red
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Lowercase v → Blue
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Violin → Brown & Black
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Van → Red & White
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Vase → Pink & Blue
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Vegetables → Green & Orange & Red
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Volcano → Brown & Red & Orange
Tips:
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Use bright crayons or markers
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Encourage creativity in colouring
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Reinforce letter V recognition
6. Short Story Using Letter V
Story:
Victor the Violinist visited a Volcano. He drove his Van carrying Vegetables and a Vase. Victor’s visit was very exciting, and he played his Violin for all the villagers.
Activity Questions:
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Who visited the Volcano? → Answer: Victor the Violinist
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What did Victor carry in his Van? → Answer: Vegetables and Vase
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Did Victor play a Violin? → Answer: Yes
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Was Victor excited? → Answer: Yes
Benefits:
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Reading comprehension
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Vocabulary practice
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Story sequencing
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Critical thinking
7. Letter V Word Search
Activity: Find and circle the V words in the puzzle:
Words to find: Violin, Van, Vase, Vegetables, Volcano
Benefits:
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Word recognition
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Spelling practice
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Observation & focus
8. Letter V Tracing in Words
Activity: Trace the letter V in each word:
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Violin → V _ _ _ _ _ _
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Van → V _ _
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Vase → V _ _ _
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Vegetables → V _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Volcano → V _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Tips:
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Emphasize starting the letter from top left
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Repeat tracing for muscle memory
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Reinforce letter V sound
9. Alphabet Sequence Practice
Activity: Fill in the missing letters in the alphabet sequence:
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U, __, W → Answer: V
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__, V, W → Answer: U
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T, __, __, X → Answers: U, V, W
Skills Developed:
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Alphabet order
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Sequencing skills
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Memory & concentration
10. Number and Letter V Integration
Activity: Count objects starting with V and write the number:
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🎻 Violins → ___ → Answer: 2
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🚐 Vans → ___ → Answer: 1
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🥕 Vegetables → ___ → Answer: 5
Benefits:
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Counting & numbers
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Letter recognition
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Observation skills
11. Missing Words with Picture Clues
Activity: Look at the picture and write the correct V word:
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🎻 → __iolin → Answer: Violin
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🚐 → __an → Answer: Van
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🌷 → __ase → Answer: Vase
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🥕 → __egetables → Answer: Vegetables
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🌋 → __olcano → Answer: Volcano
Skills Developed:
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Visual memory
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Vocabulary
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Writing practice
12. Fun Games Using Letter V
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V Sound Hunt: Look around the house or classroom and find objects starting with V.
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V Bingo: Prepare a bingo sheet with V words and pictures; children mark them when called out.
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Letter V Hop: Place letter V cards on the floor and ask children to hop on V when called.
Benefits:
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Physical coordination
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Letter recognition
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Fun and active learning
13. Reinforcing Letter V Skills
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Practice uppercase and lowercase V daily
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Repeat V words aloud
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Draw objects starting with V
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Use songs or rhymes about V
Examples:
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“Victor Violinist visited a Volcano.”
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“Vases, Vans, and Vegetables are valuable words.”
14. Tips for Parents and Teachers
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Introduce Letter V after mastering previous letters
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Use pictures and real objects for better engagement
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Encourage children to say the letter and word aloud
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Keep sessions short and interactive (5–10 minutes)
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Praise children for accuracy, creativity, and effort
15. Why Letter V Worksheets Are Effective
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Interactive and engaging
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Builds alphabet knowledge and vocabulary
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Develops writing, tracing, and reading skills
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Enhances observation and critical thinking
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Prepares children for advanced literacy
16. Conclusion
Letter V worksheets help children recognize, trace, and write the letter V, identify V words, and practice reading, writing, and counting.
By tracing, matching, filling missing letters, colouring, and playing games, children develop alphabet knowledge, vocabulary, observation, and creativity while enjoying learning.
This comprehensive Letter V worksheet ensures children master the letter V in a fun and educational way, ready for classroom or home learning.

















