The letter O is one of the most basic letters of the alphabet system, but it can be used to create some very interesting words.
Show and Tell Letters can be played in multiple manners. Let’s play it a little differently today.
In this Show and Tell activity, hand over the following list of words starting with the letter O and ask your kids to create a presentation using at least one word from the list.
They can use any method they want to present the word, including drawing a picture, making a list, or writing a story.
However, this method is appropriate for older toddlers aged over 4. If your baby is younger than that then you can go with the traditional method.
Here we have a list of 70 ideas to Show and Tell Letter O. Choose whichever method suits you and let’s start the game now and explore.
70 Show and Tell Ideas that Start With O
- On
- Ocean
- Octopus
- Ogre (type of a fictional creature, from Shrek)
- Old
- Olive (from Popeye)
- Online
- Oreo
- Opera
- Oral
- Off
- Odd
- Oath
- Opposite
- Obey
- Optic
- Option
- Obtain
- Orator
- Oak Tree
- Occur
- Order
- Ordinal
- Ordinary
- Oregano
- Orient
- Origin
- Ornament
- Ornate
- Odor
- Orthography
- Offense
- Osmosis (perform the home experiment of osmosis with raisins)
- Oman
- October
- Ostrich
- Other
- Out
- Outlaw
- Over
- Output
- Outrage
- Outset
- Outsider
- Occupy
- Overdue
- Oversee
- Occasion
- Observe
- Object
- Objection
- Obvious
- Onion
- Open
- Opinion
- Opportunity
- Oats
- Owls
- Owner
- Olympic
- Omen (synonym for bad signs, although it’s superstition. There’s no such things like omen)
- One
- Opaque
- Operation
- Ontario
- Orange
- Optimist
- Office
- Organic
- Oxygen
Final Words
Show and Tell Letter is a fun and educational game that introduces young readers to the alphabets. If you are done playing all the letters from A to N, now is the turn to play “Show and Tell Letter O.”
This game is perfect for toddlers and young children, as it develops their analytical ability through the way how to show the word. It’s also a great way to help improve your child’s vocabulary.
Check out our other posts in the Show and Tell Letter Series:
Show and Tell Letter V
Show and Tell Letter J
Show and Tell Letter W
Show and Tell Letter X
Show and Tell Letter N
Show and Tell Letter G
