Alfa-vita

alfa

vita

gama

delta

epsilon

zeeta

eeta

theeta

yiota

kapa

lamda

mee

nee

xee

omekron

pee

roe

sigma

taf

eepsilon

fee

hee

psee ke

omega ipa

tora kserees tin alfa-vita

This is the alfa-vita song. The words in bold are the actual Greek letters' pronunciation. You can try and sing it to the abc tune. 

Another fun activity is to get hold of some Greek letter cookie cutters, bake cookies and decorate them. Preschoolers will enjoy helping out during the baking and decorating. Then ask your child to name the cookies before eating them!

Alphabet fun!

Let's play with the Greek alphabet! Sing the song, cut the cards, colour the letters, laminate them, put them up your kitchen wall, mix them and put them back in the right order!

My three year old daughter is singing the Greek alphabet song here. She is really proud of herself - she can watch the video over and over again! It is quite easy to learn thanks to the catchy tune that suits the alphabets of most languages. 

 

At this stage kids learn the alphabet as a poem, they may even be able to recognise the individual letters. This singing exercise helps them familiarise with the sounds of the Greek language. 

Use the cards when you sing the song, spread them on the floor or your table or stick them on a wall and point at the letters while singing.   

For added fun you can find the jigsaw version of the alphabet here. Just cut the pieces and play the puzzle!

Have fun!  


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