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Beginning sounds

Tt

If you tickle me,
I will tickle you too.
Till your face goes
Red and blue.

Bb

When Bob sat
On a bad bumblebee
It made him mad
As mad can be.

Dd

Daisy danced till
She was dizzy,
And now we call her
Dizzy Daisy.

Mm

The monkeys are eating
Mangoes from my tree.
I hope that those monkeys
Will leave some for me!

Nn

Nine hundred
And ninety-nine
Nightingales
Singing at night.

Hh

Hippo, hippo,
What do you want for tea?
Hippo, hippo,
I hope it will not be me!

Ff

Wouldn’t it be funny
If a big fat fish
Jumped out of the sea
And fell on your plate?

Kk

The keeper gave a key
To the kangaroo
And it let all the animals
Out of the zoo.

Pp

Purple grape,
Pink peach.
We can have
One of each.

Ll

Lulu just loved
To lick a lollipop.
She licked so many
She went BANG! POP!

Jj

Jill said,
“I do like jelly,
I think jelly
Is quite jolly.”

Rr

It’s raining on the rooftops
And everything I see,
But I have my raincoat on
It cannot get me!

Ww

Walrus in a waistcoat
Would be a funny sight.
A walrus in a waistcoat
Would give you quite a fright.

Yy

Can you make
Your yo-yo go
Up and down
And high and low?

Ss

Sit on the sofa,
Or sit on Mum’s knee,
Sit on anything
But not on me!

Zz

Have you seen the zebras
That live in the zoo?
If you have seen the zebras,
Have they seen you?

Qq

I’m sewing a quilt,
A quilt for a queen,
The prettiest quilt
You have ever seen.

Vv

Victor has a violin
And Victor makes
An awful din.

Xx

Xavier has a xylophone,
Xavier has a drum,
Xavier makes too much noise
Says his mum.

Cc

I comb my hair,
I care for my cat.
My cat is on my lap,
And I comb its fur.

Gg

A giant goat
Got into the house.
Out ran the children
Scared of the goat.

Aa

Ants on my arm!
Ants on my arm!
Ah! Ah!
Ants on my arm!

Ee

Eggs on the pan,
Eh! Eh!
Eggs on the pan,
Eh! Eh!

Ii

Ink in the pot,
Ink in the pot,
Pink ink,
Ink in the pot.

Oo

Oranges on the table,
Oranges on the table,
Ripe oranges on the table
All for me.

Uu

Up goes the umbrella,
Down comes the rain.
Up goes the umbrella,
To keep me dry.