Have a lot of fun

Learn

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A is for Apples

and Apple-trees

You can see apples on

apple-trees

Aa

[e

ɪ

]

B is for Books

and for Bookcase.

I have many books

in my bookcase

Bb

[b

ɪ

:]

C is for Cat.

My cat is grey,

And with me

it likes to play

Cc

[s

ɪ

:]

D is for Dog

Dd

[d

ɪ

:]

And for Doggy

I have a dog,

not a doggy

E is for Eight

Ee

[

ɪ

:]

and

How much is

and for

?

F is for Flowers:

red and blue,

White and yellow

and rosy, too.

Ff

[ef]

G is for Girl, and

also for Garden

I see a girl going to

the garden.

Gg

[d

ʒɪ

:]

H is for Hand.

I have two hands.

Hh

[eit

ʃ

]

This is the way

I clap my hands

I is for I.

I’m a boy, and I’m ten.

I like to play with my

brother Ben.

Ii

[ai]

J is for Jam.

This is apple jam.

Jimmy likes it,

and so does Sam.

Jj

[d

ʒ

ei]

K is for Kite.

Kate has a kite.

It is little,

and it is not white.

Kk

[kei]

L is for Letter.

This letter is for me.

It is from my sister, as

you can see.

Ll

[el]

M is for May

and May Day,

For March and for

Mother’s Day.

Mm

[em]

“Happy

Mother’s Day!”

“Happy

Mother’s Day!”

N is for Nine, Ninety

and Ninety-nine.

Children, how much is

ninety and nine?

Nn

[en]

+

O is for One.

One and two are three.

Three little cats

in a tree.

Oo

[əu]

=

+

P is for Pencils.

With them I can draw:

A red pen, a green tree

or a blue door.

Pp

[pi:]

Q is for Questions:

How are you?

How old are you?

And How do you do?

Qq

[kju:]

R is for Red.

Many things are red.

What can be red?

Do you know, Fred?

Rr

[a:

ʳ

]

a red apple

a red flag

red flowers

a red letter

S is for Street.

This is my street.

There are a lot of

trees in my street

Ss

[es]

T is for Tick and for Tock.

“Tick-tock”, says the clock

Tt

[ti:]

U is for Under,

but not for At.

“I’m under the tree”, says Pat.

Uu

[ ju:]

V is in Five

Vv

[vi:]

And also in seven

It is in Twelve

and in Eleven

W is for

Ww

['d

ʌ

bl ju:]

Where?

When?

Why?

What?

and

Who is in the garden?

and

Who is not?

X is in Six.

Let’s count up to six!

Xx

[eks]

one

two

three

four

five

six

Y is for a Yard

where children play.

They play in the yard

every day.

Yy

[wai]

Z is for the Zoo.

Let’s go to the Zoo.

I like to go to the

Zoo. And you?

Zz

[zed]

I know all leters well,

I can read them all and spell.

Oh! Well, you see,

Now I can say the ABC!