Welcome to Toddler Phonics.
I'm so happy you're here.
Let's say hello.
Howdy-do, kangaroo.
Looking fine, porcupine.
Hello, hello, buffalo.
Glad to see you, spotted cheetah.
Stay a while, crocodile.
Just say hi, pesky fly.
Hey, hi, penguin.
Let's begin, penguin.
Let's say hello to our guest, eh.
Eh.
Let me hear you say eh.
Lift your tongue just a little bit to make the sound eh.
Eh.
Smile with your mouth open and then put on your sounding voice, say eh eh eh, hello.
Eh, so nice to hear you.
Hello eh, so nice to hear you.
Hello, So nice to hear you.
Eh, as in egg.
Let me hear you say egg.
Eggs, eggs.
Who lays eggs?
Hens lay eggs.
That I knew.
Only hens?
All birds do.
Fish lay eggs and quite a few.
Birds and fish and insects too.
And reptiles and amphibians do.
Who's in an egg?
Someone new.
Time to hatch.
Open you.
Eggs, eggs, eggs.
A mama butterfly lays all her eggs.
Out pops a caterpillar crawling on its legs.
The caterpillar first is rather thin.
But then it eats and eats till it bursts its skin.
It grows nice and big.
The caterpillar climbs on a leaf.
It makes a shell where it hangs inside.
The shell then cracks and the parts divide.
When the shell opens, what comes out?
A beautiful butterfly fluttering about.
Elephant.
Your turn.
Elephant.
Let's clap that.
Ready?
Elephant.
One, two, three.
Elephant.
One little elephant went out one day upon a spider's web to play.
She had such tremendous fun She sent for another elephant to come.
Two little elephants went out one day upon a spider's web to play.
They had such tremendous fun.
They sent for another elephant to come.
Three little elephants went out one day upon a spider's web to play.
They had such tremendous fun.
They sent for another elephant to come.
And now there were four.
One, two, three, four.
Four elephants upon a spider's web to play.
Elevator.
Elevator.
Your turn.
Let's take a ride in the elevator.
Listen for the eh sound.
Get ready to go up.
We take the elevator up.
Take the elevator down.
Take the elevator up.
Take the elevator down.
Take the elevator up.
Take the elevator down.
And we turn around.
That was fun.
Let's do that again.
We take the elevator up.
Take the elevator down.
Take the elevator up.
Take the elevator down.
Take the elevator up.
Take the elevator down.
And we turn around.
Push the button for the lift.
We're going to the fourth floor.
Did you know that in England...
An elevator is also called a lift.
Can you say that word with me?
Lift.
That's because it lifts us up, up, up.
Let's take an elevator together.
Doors closing.
Lift going up.
Level four.
The doors on the elevator open and close, open and close, open and close.
The doors on the elevator open and close.
Up, up it goes.
The doors on the elevator open and close, open and close, open and close.
The doors on the elevator Down, down it goes.
Echo.
Can you say echo?
You'll hear echo.
You'll hear an echo, echo, echo.
Echo, echo, echo, echo.
Let's review some words that begin with the eh sound.
Elephant.
Elephant.
ECHO ECHO ENERGY ENERGY ELEVATOR ELEVATOR EGG EGG
In Jamaica, we like to say eh-eh.
Eh-eh.
You try it.
Yes, eh-eh.
Can you think of more words that begin with the sound I just thought of one.
Excellent.
Excellent.
One, two, three.
Let me hear you say excellent.
Here's a fun playtime rhyme.
Touch your nose.
Touch your chin.
Go ahead.
Touch your nose.
Touch your chin.
That's the way this game begins.
Touch your eyes.
Touch your knees.
Now pretend you're going to sneeze.
Touch your hair.
Touch one ear.
Touch your two lips right here.
Touch your elbows where they bend.
That's the way this touch game ends.
Let's do that again.
Suit the actions to the words.
Touch your nose.
Touch your chin.
That's the way this game begins.
Touch your eyes.
Touch your knees.
Now pretend you're going to sneeze.
Touch your hair.
Touch one ear.
Touch your two lips right here.
Touch your elbows where they bend.
That's the way this touch game ends.
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This is Miss Pam.
Thank you.
So many ways to say goodbye.
See you later alligator!
See you soon, big baboon.
Gotta go, buffalo.
Toodle-oo, kangaroo.
Take care, polar bear.
Hit the road, yellow toad.
Ciao now, brown cow.
Wave goodbye, butterfly.
