Fauna V - Violin

Yes, it is one wooden shaped piece showing the capital V with a violin, a stringed musical instrument. Your child lifts it from the board and fits it back, connecting the letter V to an object whose name starts with the /v/ sound. It suits ages 3 to 6.

The violin gives V a picture beyond animals, showing that letters start music words too. Humming a violin tune while saying V links the letter to the /v/ sound and adds a musical cue, broadening the vocabulary your child ties to the alphabet.

This piece measures approximately 8 x 6 cm, a little slimmer than the square letters to suit the violin shape. It is small and light, easy for little fingers to grasp and simple to pack for trips or visits to grandparents.

Naming the letter and the violin builds letter recognition, phonics and vocabulary, including a music word. Taking the piece out and placing it back trains fine motor control and hand-eye coordination, giving focused practice in one small, manageable task.

Yes. Add more single letters to spell short words, arrange them in alphabet order, or match each to its starting sound. Mixing the musical V with animal letters shows children that the same alphabet names many different things.

It is made for the preschool age group, about 3 to 6 years. Younger children can name the violin and letter with help, while older preschoolers practise sounds independently. As it is a small wooden piece, keep it away from babies.

Wipe it with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry it immediately. Avoid soaking it and keep it away from heat so the wood stays true. Store it flat and dry with any other Fauna letters in your growing set.