The WORLD full of WORDS and LETTERS

A CIRCLE.  IS IT AN ORANGE. OR MAYBE A FOOTBALL

COULD IT BE A WHEEL OR EVEN A ??

I'M SURE YOU WILL  BE ABLE TO FIND A LOT MORE THINGS AROUND THE HOME AND GARDEN THAT ARE ROUND LIKE A CIRCLE ?

Some strange round objects! Can you tell what they are?

Here is a little rhyme for you all to read along with the Dee Dot's

or even better sing it with Diddily.

RING-A-RING O'ROSES,

A POCKET FULL OF POSIES,

A-TISHOO!  A-TISHOO!

WE ALL FALL DOWN.

THE COWS ARE IN THE MEADOW,

EATING BUTTERCUPS,

A-TISHOO!  A-TISHOO!

WE ALL JUMP UP.

RING-RING O'ROSES

WE ALL ARE SPINNING ROUND

A-TISHOO!  A-TISHOO!

WE FALL TO THE GROUND..

The World full of Words and Letters

There is a halloween song in here just for you. xxx

We need words to follow the recipes when where cooking

AND NOW FOR AN ALPHABET OF WORDS AND LETTERS

A. was an ant who seldom stood still
And who made a nice house in the side of a hill.   
a! Nice little Ant!

B. was a book with a binding of blue
And pictures and stories for me and for you.   
b! Nice little Book.

C. was a cat, who ran after a rat
But his courage did fail when she seized on his tail.  
 c! Crafty old Cat!

D. was a duck with spots on his back
Who lived in the water and always said, quack!  
d! Dear little Duck!

E. was an elephant, stately and wise;
He had tusks and a trunk, and two queer little eyes!  
e!   O what funny small eyes!

F. was a fish, who caught in a net,
But he got out again, and is quiet alive yet.  
f! Lively young fish.

G. was a goat who was spotted with brown
When he did not lie still, he walked up and down. 
 g!  Good little Goat.

H. was a hat which was all on one side,
Its crown was too high and its brim was too wide.  
h! O! what a Hat!

I. was some ice so white and so nice
But which nobody tasted, and so it was wasted.  
i!  All that good Ice.

J. was a jack-daw who hopped up and down
In the principal street of a neighbouring town.
 j! all through the town!

K. was a kite which flew out of site
Above  houses so high quite into the sky.  
k!  Fly away, Kite.

L. was a light which burned all the night.
And lighted the gloom, of a very dark room.  
l! Useful nice light!

M. was a mill which stood on a hill
And turned round and round with a loud hummy sound.
m! useful old Mill!

N. was a net, which was thrown in the sea,
To catch fish for dinner for you and for me. 
n! Nice little Net!

O. was an orange so yellow and round;
When it fell off the tree, it fell down to the ground.  
o! Down to the ground!

P. was a pig who was not very big
But his tail was too curly, and that made him surly.  p! Cross little Pig!

Q. was a quail, with a very short tail
And he fed upon corn in the evening and morn.
q!  Quaint little Quail.

R was a rabbit who had a bad habit.
Of eating the flowers in gardens and bowers.  r!  Naughty fat Rabbit!

S. was the sugar tongs nippity-nee,
To take up the sugar to put in our tea. 
s!  Nippity-nee!

T. was a tortoise all yellow and black;
He walked slowly away and he never came back.
t! Torty never came back!

U. was an urn all polished and bright
And full of hot water at noon and at night. 
u! Useful old urn.

V. was a villa which stood on a hill.
By the side of a river and close to a mill. 
v! Nice little Villa!

W. was a whale with a very long tail
Whose movements were frantic across the Atlantic.
w! Monstrous old Whale!

X. was King Xerxes, who more than all Turks is
Renown'd for his fashion of fury and passion.
x! Angry old Xerxes!

Y. was a yew, which flourished and grew,
By a quiet abode near the side of a road. 
y! Dark little Yew!

Z was some zinc so shiny and bright,
Which caused you to wink in the sun's merry light. 
z!  Beautiful Zinc!  

A NONSENSE ALPHABET
 BY
THE LATE GREAT EDWARD LEAR.