A Napkin A Day - Free Greek Alphabet Lesson - Letter Gama

I find I do my best work in the cafe with my freddo cappucino 😁
It's the best fuel! ⛾


On today's napkin, I would like to introduce you to the Greek Letter Gama:


Try your hand at copying the Greek vowels on the left of the picture and see how fun it is to write Greek letters! 


Hope you are learning and enjoying...until next lesson, Yasso from Agrinio 👋





 

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