Station 03 · Learning game · Early literacy

Liberty Letters: March to Victory

Liberty Letters is a Revolutionary War–themed letter-recognition game. It has a browser activity and a printable PDF for practicing letters away from the screen.

Station record

Status
Active
Year
2026
Built with
TypeScript · Vite · inline SVG
Speech
The browser's Web Speech API

Where to find it

Read about the project →Play Liberty Letters →Printable letter activity (PDF) →

Learning game · Early literacy

How it works

Diagram: the game says a letter aloud, the player chooses it from three tiles that include similar-looking distractors, and ten correct answers finish a battle.hear“M”choose one of threeMNWten correct answers finish a battle
Fig. 2 One round: the game speaks a letter, the player picks it from three tiles (similar-looking letters such as M/N/W are deliberate distractors), and ten correct answers finish a battle. Drawn fromLiberty Letters: a Revolutionary War letter game.

From the notes

A child hears a letter and chooses it from three large tiles. Each correct answer moves Liberty Company farther across the scene. A wrong answer does not take away progress; the game asks the player to listen and try again.

From Liberty Letters: a Revolutionary War letter game

  1. Liberty Letters: a Revolutionary War letter game

    I made a Revolutionary War–themed browser game and printable activity for early letter recognition.

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