Meet the vowels

Description: GAME GENRE: Educational It's Preschool Prep Company's iPhone game: Meet the Vowels! Featuring the vowel characters from the award-winning DVD Meet the Letters, your little one can test their knowledge about the basic vowels by picking them out as they are called! Three letters appear on screen in either upper or lowercase format. The narrator calls out the name of a vowel, and when your child taps the correct letter it transforms into the character from the award-winning DVD: Meet the Letters. Large letters make it easy for little fingers to tap, and fun celebratory music in each scene encourages them to play over and over again!FEATURES - Simple enough for your baby or toddler - BIG letters for little fingers to tap - A, E, I, O, U and Y in both upper and lower case - ABC Song at the end of each game - Fun celebration after each correct answerBE SURE TO CHECK OUT OTHER PRESCHOOL PREP COMPANY GAMES IN THE APP STORE! As well as other Preschool Prep Company products at: www.preschoolprepco.com Platforms: iOS (iPhone/iPad) Initial Release Date: Dec 8, 2009 Developer: Preschool Prep Company Publisher: Preschool Prep Company

Guess the letter and flip the card to see it come to life! These adorable flashcards feature all of your favorite vowel characters from the award winning Meet the Letters DVDs by Preschool Prep Company. Meet the Vowels Flashcards are designed to teach vowel recognition. Preschool Prep Series DVDs have won over 25 national awards and are used in preschool and kindergarten classrooms across the country. You will be amazed at what your little one can learn!™FEATURES - Simple enough for your baby or toddler - BIG letters for little fingers to tap - All lowercase and uppercase vowelsBE SURE TO CHECK OUT OTHER PRESCHOOL PREP COMPANY GAMES, FLASHCARDS & iBOOKS IN THE APP STORE! As well as other Preschool Prep Company products at: www.preschoolprepco.com*There have been known compatibility issues with iOS version 7 or older, please update your device software via iTunes if you are having issues with this or any of our other apps. What’s New - Simple enough for your baby or toddler - BIG letters for little fingers to tap - All lowercase and uppercase vowels App Privacy The developer, Preschool Prep Company, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy. No Details Provided The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update. Information Provider Preschool Prep Company Size 49 MB Category Games Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 8.0 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 8.0 or later. iPod touch Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later. Apple Vision Requires visionOS 1.0 or later. Copyright ©2015 Preschool Prep Company Price Free Developer Website App Support Privacy Policy Developer Website App Support Privacy Policy More

Previous ➥ Lesson 3 ➥ Next Arabic short vowels Arabic vowels and consonants Learn to read Arabic Arabic reading exercise This Lesson explains Arabic vowels for beginners. The Arabic word for vowels is Harakat . The singular form of this word is Harakah . The concept of vowels in Arabic is different from Germanic languages (English, German and Dutch). We have already learned the sounds of Arabic letters (consonants) in the first lesson. Vowels in Arabic are not part of the alphabet. The Arabic word for vowels, Harakat literally means "movements". because these are in fact vowels in Arabic that give a letter the real sound (a movement). Arabic vowels are little symbols, which are written either above or below a letter. Arabic vowels are divided into short vowels, long vowels, and then there are few other symbols which are associated with vowels. After learning Arabic vowels in this lesson, we would be able to read any Arabic word without knowing its meanings, which is our first task towards learning Arabic. Arabic short vowels The three short vowels in Arabic are: A diagonal line above the letter. The dotted circle represents any letter in the Arabic alphabet. A diagonal line below the letter A small curl placed above the letter The names of these three symbols (vowels) are: Fatha Kasra Damma Arabic vowels and consonants Fatha ـَ produces a sound similar to English vowel “a”. Kasra ـِ produces a sound similar to the English vowel “i”. Damma ـُ produces a sound similar to the English vowel “u”. However, as described earlier they have no existence of their own i.e. they always need a consonant to which they give a sound. Following is the Arabic vowels chart containing complete details of Arabic vowels and consonants along with their sounds. Each Arabic

Wordle is a popular word game that involves guessing a secret five-letter word in six tries.If you’re hoping to keep up your Wordle streak, or to win the game in as few guesses as possible, you might be looking for ways to refine your Wordle strategy.One popular strategy is to start by figuring out the vowels that appear in the secret word. After all, vowels are among the most common letters in the English language, and knowing the vowels in the secret word can help you narrow down your guesses more efficiently.So, what are some five-letter words that contain mostly vowels?Read on to see our lists of Wordle words with five, four, and three vowels so you can use them in your Wordle strategy.5-Letter Words With VowelsWe’ll give you potential Wordle words that contain five vowels, four vowels, and three vowels. Hopefully, these lists will give you lots of options for guessing the right vowels.5-Letter Words With All VowelsIf your Wordle strategy focuses on identifying as many correct vowels as possible, you might be hoping for a starting word that consists of all vowels.Unfortunately, you’re out of luck. The English language doesn’t have any five-letter words that contain all vowels.5-Letter Words With 4 VowelsSince no five-vowel words are available, the next best thing is a word with four vowels.Luckily, there are a lot of options for four-vowel words. Chances are good that you’ll be able to identify at least one relevant vowel if you start with one of these words in Wordle.For your starting word, it’s best to avoid choosing a word that contains repeated vowels, because that’s less likely to give you useful information. For example, AIOLI contains four vowels, but it’s not an ideal starting word because you don’t necessarily want to try the letter I twice.So, here

Are words you can try that have four non-repeating vowels:ADIEUAUDIOAULOIAUREILOUIEMIAOUOUIJAOURIEURAEI5-Letter Words With 3 VowelsIf you don’t like the four-vowel options, you can try a word with three vowels instead. You have quite a few options in this category!Here’s our list of words with three non-repeating vowels that you can try for Wordle:ABUSEALIENALONEARGUEARISECAMEOGUIDEHAUTEHOUSEIMBUEIRATEJUICEMAUVEMEDIAMOVIENAIVEOCEANPATIOPIANOQUAILQUIETQUITERADIORAISEROATESAUCESAUTESOAREUNIONUTILEVIDEOVOICEWAIVEWhat 5-Letter Word Has the Most Vowels?Because there are no five-letter words that contain five vowels, the four-vowel options are the ones with the most vowels. You can refer to the list above to see all the words that fall into this category.Best 5-Letter Word With Most Vowels to Try on WordleWe’ve given you a lot of five-letter words to consider. At this point, you might be wondering which word is the best one to actually try on Wordle?Depending on your game strategy, a word with a lot of vowels might not always be the best starting word.After all, your goal isn’t just to identify the vowels that are used in the secret word—you also want to guess them in the right positions within the word. Trying a starting word with three vowels can sometimes be a better strategy than trying a starting word with four vowels, because a three-vowel word is more likely to be the real answer. It’s also more likely to have vowels in the same places as the real secret word.Also, even if you’re focusing on trying vowel-heavy words, you can’t forget about consonants. Ideally, you want to choose a word with common consonants so you can try those out too.The ten most frequently used letters in Wordle answers are E, A, R, O, T, L, I, S, N, and C, in that order.One great option for a starting word with three vowels is IRATE. That’s because R and T are both very common consonants