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Alphabet Rhyme

A is for apple, B is for ball,
C is for cat, D is for doll.
E is for egg, F is for feet,
G is for girl, and H is for heat.
I is for igloo, and J is for jump,
K is for kangaroo, L is for lump.
M is for mighty, N is for nest,
O is for octopus, P is for pest.
Q is for queen, and R is for rail,
S is for sitting, and T is for tail.
U is for uncle, umbrella and use,
V is for vacation, valentine and views,
W is for window, whistle and way,
X is for xylophone that we like to play.
Y is for yellow and yelling and you.
Z is for zero and zipper and zoo.

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Alphabet Rhyme

A is for apple, armadillo and air.
B is for book, beachball and bear.
C is for cat, crayon and cape.
D is for dog, dragon and drapes.
E is for elephant, eagle and eye.
F is for farm, fire and fly.
G is for goat, golf and guy.
H is for hat, hippo and hi.
I is for instrument, ice and igloo.
J is for juggle, jungle and jumparoo.
K is for kangaroo, kite and kid.
L is for lamb, lion, and lid.
M is for mother, mouse, and might.
N is for noodle, nest and night.
O is for octopus, ostrich and owl.
P is for penguin, pig and pal.
Q is for queen, quilt and quail.
R is for rabbit, rainbow and rail.
S is for seal, swan and sun.
T is for table, tiger and ton.
U is for umbrella, underwear and umpire.
V is for vulture, volcano and vampire.
W is for wizard, water and wishbone.
X is for x-ray, Xerox and xylophone.
Y is for yak, yogurt and you.
Z is for zebra, zero and zoo.

Aa is for Apple.
It is so sweet
And it is good to eat.

Bb is for Bicycle.
When I ride, I am all right,
When I stop, I flop!

Cc I am letter Cc
It is a Cat,
Look at me!

Dd I am letter Dd
I have a dog,
His name is Jack,
His coat is white,
His nose is black.

Ee I am letter Ee
Ee is Elephant.
An elephant lives in the zoo,
In the zoo, in the zoo!


Ff – My name is Ff,
I jump like a frog, frog, frog!

Gg – I am Gg.
Giraffe is big.
G is long, g is nice

Hh- my name is Hh.
Hh is for a Horse.
Pete’s horse is little
And Tom’s horse is big.

Ii – I am Ii.
I like ice-cream,
You like cheese,
I love you,
Do you love me?

Jj – Jj is for Jeans.
Teddy’s jeans are blue,
Teddy’s jacket is yellow.
Oh! Teddy is a fine fellow!

Kk – I am letter Kk.
Today, when I was at the zoo,
I watched a mother Kangaroo!

Ll – I am letter Ll.
Ll is for lion.
Lion lives in the jungles.

Mm –is for Mouse.
-Little mouse, little mouse!
Will you come out of your house?
-Thank you, kitten,- says the mouse,
I won’t leave my little house.

Nn is for the Numbers
1, 2, 3, 4, 5
I caught a fish alive,
6, 7, 8, 9, 10
I let it go again.

Oo is for Orange.
Give me an orange,
Give me an orange,
Give me an orange,
I don’t like porridge!

Pp- I am letter Pp.
Pp is for Puppy,
Pp comes to me,
Let’s play under the tree!

Qq – My name is Qq.
Qq is for Queen,
A nice queen, a clever queen,
A happy queen.

Rr is for Rabbit.
I am Rabbit,
I like carrot,
Do you like it too?

Tt is for Trams
Trams and cars in the town
Run up and down, up and down.

Uu is for under, not for at.
I am under the tree,-
The pet says.

Vv is in fiVe, Vv is in seVen.
It is in twelVe and eleVen.

Ww is for watch.
It is running night and day
But never runs away.

Xx I am letter Xx.
Xx is in six and in box.

Yy is for yard.
Where do the children play?
They play in the yard everyday!

Zz is for Zoo.
There is a bear and a kangaroo.
There is a giraffe and a zebra too.

A” is for animals.
I love all kinds of animals:
Squirrels, cats and rabbits.
I love all kinds of animals,
And their little habits.
“B” is for bird.
Once I saw a little bird
Coming hop, hop, hop
So I cried “A little bird!
Will you stop, stop, stop?”
“C” is for is for cat.
This is my grey cat.
And she is fat.
I like my cat.
Sitting on my knee.
“D” is for dog.
My dog has four legs.
I have only two.
My dog likes to run.
I like to run, too.
“E” is for English.
Everybody has a hobby,
I have a hobby, too.
English is my hobby.
It`s fun for me and you.
“F” is for flowers.
Flowers here, flowers there.
Flowers are growing everywhere.
“G” is for girl.
I am a girl.
A little one.
I like to play.
I like to run.
“H” is for horse, too.
My horses are white.
My kittens are grey.
I`ve got my toys.
Let`s go out and play.
“I” is for ice-cream.
I scream,
You scream,
We all scream for ice-cream.
“J” is for jam.
Jam is nice.
Jam is sweet.
This is what
I like to eat.
“K” is for kitten.
Kittens like to play,
Kittens like to run,
Kittens like to jump,
It`s so much fun.
“L” is for lamb.
Mary had a little lamb.
Little lamb, little lamb.
Mary had a little lamb.
Who grew and grew and grew.
“M” is for mouse.
Little mouse, little mouse,
Where is your house?
Little cat, little cat,
This is my flat.
“N” is for numbers.
One banana, two bananas,
Three bananas, four.
Five bananas, six bananas,
Seven bananas, more.
“O” is for orange.
This is orange.
The colour and the fruit.
My fox is orange.
And so is my flute.
“P”is for pet.
Pussy cat, pussy cat.
Where have you been?
I`ve been to London
To look at the Queen.
“Q” is for queen.
I`m the Queen.
My name is Alice.
I`m beautiful
And live in the palace.
“R” is for rose.
The rose is red.
The violet is blue.
Honey is sweet.
And so are you.
“R” is for rain, too.
Rain, rain, go away.
Come again another day.
Little children want to play.
“S” is for star.
Twinkle, twinkle little star.
How I wonder what yiu are!
Up above the world so high
Like a diamond in the sky.
“T” for teddy bear.
Teddy bear, teddy bear.
Turn around.
Teddy bear, teddy bear.
Touch the ground.
“U” for umbrella,
This is my umbrella.
When the sky is grey,
I can go for a walk
On a rainy day.
“V” for Victory.
The ninth of May.
Is Victory Day.
We sing and play
On this happy day.
“W” for what, where and why.
Why do you cry Willy?
Why do you cry?
Why Willy? Why Willy?
Why Willy, why?
“X” is in six, fox and box.
I see a red fox
In a little box.
“Y” is for yard.
This is the yard,
Where children play.
We play in the yard
All summer day.
“Z” is for Zoo,
Let`s go to the Zoo.
We`ll see many animals
And many birds, too.

January brings the snow,
Makes our feet and fingers glow.
February brings the rain,
Thaws the frozen lake again.
March brings breezes, loud and shrill,
To stir the dancing daffodil.
April brings the primrose sweet,
Scatters daisies at our feet.
May brings flocks of pretty lambs
Skipping by their fleecy dams.
June brings tulips, lilies, roses,
Fills the children’s hands with posies.
Hot July brings cooling showers,
Apricots, and gillyflowers.
August brings the sheaves of corn,
Then the harvest home is borne.
Warm September brings the fruit;
Sportsmen then begin to shoot.
Fresh October brings the pheasant;
Then to gather nuts is pleasant.
Dull November brings the blast;
Then the leaves are whirling fast.
Chill December brings the sleet,
Blazing fire, and Christmas treat.