Show and Tell Letter V: 49 VERY Good Ideas

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How vexing is Show and Tell for Letter V? But, no worries for you! I’ve got you covered with 49 very good ideas!

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Show and Tell is always a highly anticipated weekly event in my household, and I love to lean into the excitement of it!

Throughout the week leading up to show and tell, my son and I keep a running list of items that start with the focus letter.  Not all items on the list are show and tell potentials, but we like to see how high we can get our list.  As an added bonus, this is a fun, low-key way to build phonological awareness!

These are some verifiably great ideas for show and tell for letter V, along with my best show and tell tips!

Tips for Show and Tell

  • Plan Ahead. Don’t be caught last minute trying to scrounge up an item for show and tell for letter v. Use this list to prepare for the big day.
  • Consider Categories. When brainstorming for show and tell, you might find it helpful to think in categories like: food, characters/famous people, animals, toys, things, and places.
  • Think Outside of the Box. Sometimes you/a family member/ or friend may have a skill (like playing the violin in this case) or special item (like a volcanic rock collection) that is a perfect fit for the letter. You can contact your child’s teacher about about setting up an amazing learning experience for the class.

DON’T FORGET:

My #1 tip for Show and Tell? Don’t forget your item!

You can go digital and set a reminder on your phone.

Or, take the old school route and stick a post it note on the door

Ideas for Show and Tell Letter V

THINGS

  • Vehicle: How broad is this term? It really opens up the possibilities!
  • Van
  • Volkswagon
  • Vespa
  • Vet Kit
  • Volleyball
  • Vacuum
  • V sports team gear. Think the Vikings, Volunteers, Vandals, or Virginia Tech to name a few.
  • Viking related item. This could be a toy figurine, ship, helmet, or book about Vikings.
  • Valentine’s item.
  • VHS tape: This will make you feel old. Especially when your child has no idea what it is.
  • Velcro: Shoes with velcro count!
  • Vans shoes
  • Vest
  • V-necked shirt
  • Veil
  • Velvet: Your child can bring velvet fabric or an item made of velvet.
  • Vintage _____: You fill-in-the-blank. A vintage cell phone, t-shirt, toy, book, or butter churn. The options are limitless.
  • Vampire
  • Vampirina related item.
  • Violet from The Incredibles.
  • Villain
  • Venus: A picture of the planet or a whole model of the solar system.
  • Vacation photo
  • Vacation souvenir
  • Video game/ video game character related item.
  • Violin
  • Volcano
  • Violets
  • Vine
  • Venus fly trap
  • V destination item: Have something from your trip to Virginia, Vancouver, Vegas, Vermont or Venezuela? Perfect! Postcards, t-shirts, magnets or specialty items all work!

FOOD

  • Vegetable: Obviously any real vegetable would work or an item from the play kitchen.
  • Vienna sausage
  • Venison jerky
  • Vitamin water
  • Veggie straws
  • Vanilla flavored item

ANIMALS

  • Vulture
  • Varmint: Another great broad category that opens the door to mice, rats, and rodents of all sorts.
  • Vampire bat
  • Vampire squid
  • Vixen: a female fox
  • Viper
  • Vervet monkey
  • Vole
  • Virginia opossum
  • Velociraptor
  • Venomous animal: This opens the door to a wider range of animals like bees, wasps, jellyfish, poison dart frogs and more.

Show and Tell can be so much fun, and I hope this list of letter V ideas helps you and your preschooler come up with the best idea!

Letter V show and tell ideas

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