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
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
Look! It’s Leon
This is the lapping sound Leon
/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
He said,
"/kw/kw/kw/kw/kw/,"
but he left off the ‘ack’!
"/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’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/.
