Welcome to toddler phonics.
I'm so happy you're here.
Howdy do kangaroo looking fine.
Porcupine wagwan, little swan just say hi.
Pesky fly, glad to see you spotted cheetah.
Hello buffalo, Stay a while crocodile.
Let's begin, penguin.
Let's say hello to our guest.
As in cat.
As in cup.
As in cow.
Car.
Cuddle One.
Cuddle two cuddles three little cuddles Four.
Cuddles five.
Cuddles six.
Little cuddles Seven.
Cuddles eight.
Cuddles nine little cuddles Ten, cuddles four.
What's your name?
Put your name in there.
Let's do that again.
Uncuddle, two cuddles, three little cuddles.
Four cuddles, five cuddles, six little cuddles.
Seven cuddles, eight cuddles, nine little cuddles.
Ten cuddles for... I know a cow and that cow loves cookies.
Say it with me.
C. C. Cookies.
Cow.
The cow loves cookies.
Let's practice saying some words that begin with the sound.
Coat.
Let me hear you say coat.
Clap.
Camel.
Cardigan.
Can you clap the syllables?
Cardigan.
Cardigan.
One, two, three.
Cry.
Listen out for the k sounds.
There are lots of cars driving down the street.
Tell me what color car you see.
I see a blue car.
Big cars, little cars, beep, beep, beep.
There are lots of cars driving down the street.
Tell me what color car you see.
I see a red car.
Big cars, little cars, beep, beep, beep.
There are lots of cars driving down the street.
Tell me what color car you see.
I see a silver car.
Big cars, little cars, beep, beep, beep.
There are lots of cars driving down the street.
Tell me what color car you see.
I see a white car.
Big cars, little cars, beep, beep, beep.
A cry means I'm sad.
A cough means I'm sick.
A cough means I'm sick.
A clap means I liked it.
Clap your hands.
A yawn means I'm sleepy.
A kiss means I love you.
A kiss means I love you.
I love you.
Good night.
Let's count the keys on the keychain.
Can you say that?
Let's count the keys on the keychain.
Your turn.
One little, two little, three little numbers.
Four little, five little, six little numbers.
Seven little, eight little, nine little numbers.
Ten numbers help me count.
I'm one person, you make two.
And three are he and I and you.
Here comes one more, so now we're four.
Yes, these numbers help me count.
One little, two little, three little numbers.
Four little, five little, six little numbers.
Seven little, eight little, nine little numbers.
Ten numbers help me count.
Five are fingers on my hand and six guitar strings in a band.
And seven days a week are grand.
Yes, these numbers help me count.
Eight planets in our solar sky.
Nine slices in a raisin pie.
Ten pennies make a dime.
Oh my!
Yes, these numbers help me count.
One little, two little, three little numbers.
Four little, five little, six little numbers.
Seven little, eight little, nine little numbers.
Ten numbers help me count.
Oh, my.
I spy a mouse and a cat.
A great big cat.
I don't think the mouse likes that.
Listen out for the k sounds.
Run, mouse, run.
Sit, cat, sit.
Oh, good.
The mouse has got away.
Now, kitty cat.
That isn't cool.
You shouldn't catch the little mouse.
We'll give you cream, your very own, if you will leave the mouse alone.
Say the word after I say it.
Ready?
Cat Cat Cot.
Kit.
I've come to a big room underground.
Walls of rock are all around.
It's damp and dark and bats are all around.
What have I found?
Can you guess?
It's fluffy and white.
It brings rain and floats higher than a bird or a plane.
Can you guess?
Say it out loud.
A cloud.
Let's bake some cookies and cupcakes.
Let me hear you say cookies.
Let's hop like a kangaroo.
Let me hear you say kangaroo.
Let's color a card for the birthday party.
Let me hear you say color.
Let's kick a ball outside.
Let me hear you say Color.
Let's pretend we have some paints and we're going to mix some colors.
I have some red paint.
I have some yellow paint.
I'm going to mix them together.
What color will we get?
Red and yellow makes orange.
Red and yellow makes orange.
Red and yellow makes orange.
And that's the way the colors go.
We made orange.
Okay, I have some blue paint.
I'm gonna mix it with some yellow paint.
What color will we get?
Blue and yellow makes green.
Blue and yellow makes green.
Blue and yellow makes green.
And that's the way the colors go.
Okay, I want purple.
Hmm, what two colors do I have to mix?
Red and blue.
Red and blue makes purple.
Red and blue makes purple.
Red and blue makes purple.
And that's the way the colors go.
Red and yellow and blue make so many pretty colors, it's true.
And it only takes two to make another pretty color for you.
And it only takes two To make another pretty color for you.
The color song.
Caps for sale.
Caps for sale.
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And thank you for tuning in to me and to your baby.
My hands say thank you with the 1, 2, 3.
My feet say thank you with the 4, 5, 6.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and then comes 10.
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
The end.
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