Alphabet

                           A

   A is for apples.

a

                               Pam the Lamb

                         I’m Pam the Lamb, I am.

This is how I tell the farmer where I am:

/a/a/a/a/a/

I’m Pam the lamb I am.

This is how I tell my friends where I am:

/a/a/a/a/a/

B

      B is for box.

b

Bobby

Bobby loves his basketball.

He bounces it all day.

The ball goes: /b/b/b/b/b/

As it bounces on its way.

C

 C is for cap.

c

Carlos

Carlos clicks his camera.

/k/k/k/k/k/, it goes.

The pictures come out crisp and clear.

So give a smile…/k/k/k/k/k/.

Carlos is here!

D

D is for donut.

D

 Dinah

Dinah, the Dancing Dinosaur,

had huge and clumsy feet.

They went /d/d/d/d/d/

as Dinah kept the beat.

 E is for elephant.

e

Jen’s Pet Hen

Jen’s pet hen likes to peck, peck, peck: /e/e/e/e/e/.

She pecks at a speck on the new red deck: /e/e/e/e/e/.

This is how her pecking sounds: /e/e/e/e/e/,

When she pecks on a speck on the hen house deck.

 F

F is for Fred.

f

Franny the Fan

Franny the Fan spins oh, so fast,

Spreading fresh air with a regular blast.

When Franny the Fan goes round and round,

/f/f/f/f/f/ is her fast fan sound.

 G

G is for gate.

g

Gary

Gary is a gopher

Who gulps green grapes all day.

When he gulps and giggles,

/g/g/g/g/g/ is what he’ll say.

H

H is for hippo.

h

Harry the Hound Dog

Harry the Hound Dog

hurries around.

/h/h/h/h/h/ is his hurrying sound.

I

 I is inside .

i

Pickles the Pig

Here sits Pickles the Pig.

Tickle Pickles, and she’ll get the giggles.

This is the sound of Pickles’ giggles:

/i/i/i/i/i/.

J is for jelly

j

Jenny and Jackson

Jenny and Jackson like to have fun.

They play jacks, jump rope, and juggle in the sun.

Each time they jump, their feet hit the ground.

/j/j/j/j/j/ is their jumping rope sound.

K

K is for ketchup.

k

Katie

Katie clicks her camera.

/k/k/k/k/k/, it goes.

The pictures come out crisp and clear.

So give a smile…/k/k/k/k/k/.

Katie is here! 

L

L is for lemon.

l

Leon the Lion

Look! It’s Leon the Lion!

Leon loves to lap water from lakes.

This is the lapping sound Leon makes:

/l/l/l/l/l/

M

 M is for monkey.

m

Muzzy the Monkey

For Muzzy the Monkey, bananas are yummy.

She munches so many, they fill up her tummy.

When she munches, she mumbles

/m/m/m/m/m/

N

N is for Nan.

n

Norman Newsome

Norman Newsome has a cold.

His nose is noisy all through the night.

He tries to sleep, but it just won’t do,

‘Cause this is what his nose will do:

/n/n/n/n/n/

O

O is for October.

o

Bob the Frog

Bob the Frog did not feel well at all.

He hopped to the doctor’s office.

"Say /o/, Mr. Frog. /o/o/o/o/o/."

"My head is hot and my throat hurts a lot."

"Say /o/, Mr. Frog. /o/o/o/o/o/." 

P

 P is for pencils.

p

Popcorn

"Popcorn! Popcorn!" Ping and Pong shouted.

"Let’s pop some in a pot, because we like it hot!"

/p/p/p/p/p/ was the sound it made.

Q

Q is for Quincy.

q

Quincy

Quincy the Duck couldn’t quite quack.

He said, "/kw/kw/kw/kw/kw/,"

but he left off the ‘ack’!

Quincy kept trying, but all he could say was,

"/kw/kw/kw/kw/kw/!"

R

R is for rain.

r

Rosie the Robot

Rosie the Robot just runs and runs: /r/r/r/r/r/.

Racing around to get her chores done: /r/r/r/r/r/.

Running here, running there: /r/r/r/r/r/,

Running almost everywhere: /r/r/r/r/r/

S

 S is for salamander.

s

Sausages

Sue buys sausages on Saturday.

Sam cooks sausages on Sunday,

The sausages sizzle /s/s/s/s/s/ when hot.

Sam eats sausages, but Sue does not.

T

 T is for teddy bear.

t

Tom Tuttle

Tom Tuttle’s timer ticks like this: /t/t/t/t/t/.

Tonight Tom Tuttle wants tomatoes on toast.

He sets his timer. Listen carefully: /t/t/t/t/t/.

What sound would the timer make if you set it?

/t/t/t/t/t/

U   U is for umbrella.

u

Tubby the Tugboat

Tubby the Tugboat can huff and puff

and push and pull to move big stuff.

/u/u/u/u/u/

That’s the sound of Tubby the Tug.

He works all day from dawn till dusk.

/u/u/u/u/u/

V

V is for vanilla.

v

Vinny the Vacuum

Vinny the Vacuum is cleaning again.

Before visitors visit, he always begins.

This is the sound of his very loud voice: /v/v/v/v/v/

As he vacuums and vacuums all over the place: /v/v/v/v/v/

W

W is for wheels.

w

Willie the Washer

Willie the Washer washed white clothes all week.

When he washed, he went: /w/w/w/w/w/.

Willie the Washer was tired; he sprang a leak.

He washed and he washed and he went: /w/w/w/w/w/.

X

 X is for x-ray.

x

Rex is called the Exiting X.

He runs to guard the door.

To get past Rex, make the sound of X:

/ks/ks/ks/ks/ks/.

Y

 Y is for yellow.

y

Yolanda and Yoshiko

Yolanda and Yoshiko are yaks.

They don’t yell, they just yak: /y/y/y/y/y/.

Yakety-yak! Yakety- yak!

What is the sound of the curious yaks? /y/y/y/y/y/ 

Z

 Z is for Zelda.

z

Zack

Zack’s jacket has a zipper.

Zack zips it up and it makes this sound:

/z/z/z/z/z/.

Zack zips it down and it makes this sound:

/z/z/z/z/z/.