Letters of the Alphabet and Their Sounds
Miss A says, "Aaaaacho!"
Mr. B has big beautiful, blue, brassy buttons. We bounce a ball when we make his sound.
Mr. C has clouds of cotton candy. We use our hand like a knife to cut when we make his sound.
Mr. D likes delicious doughnuts. We are knocking on the door when we make his sound.
Miss E loves to exercise. We exercise when we make her sound.
Mr. F has funny feet with fangs. We show our fangs when we make his sound.
Mr. G chews gooey gum that gets stuck on the garden gate, the garbage can, and the green grass. We guzzle Gatorade when we make his sound.
Mr. H has horrible hair. We put our hand up and feel our breath when we make his sound.
Miss I is an incredible inventor. We scratch our arms and say, "itchy iguanas in an igloo!"
Mr. J is a jumbled junk man who drives a jeep. We jump when we make his sound.
Mr. K teaches us to never kick a living thing. We kick when we make his sound.
Mr. L licks luscious lemon lollipops. Our tongue is on the roof of our mouth when we make his sound.
Mr. M has a munchy mouth. We rub our bellies when we make the /mmmm/ sound.
Mr. N has a noisy nose.
Miss O is an optimist. We open our mouth in the shape of an O when we say her sound.
Mr. P has pointy patches on his purple pants. We pop when we make his sound.
Mr. R has rainbow ribbons.
Mr. S wears super socks and turns into a Superstar! Our hands are like a silly snake when we make his sound.
Mr. T has tall teeth. Tall Tommy is Mrs. Heston's son. Our arm hangs down and moves back and forth when we make his sound.
Mr. V wears a very, velvet, violet vest. Our lips vibrate when we make his sound.
Mr. W has a wonderful wink. His sound is just a breath of air. It is not /wa/.
Mr. X says /ks/ at the end of words. He is the same upside down as he is right side up. We make a box when we make his sound.
Mr. Y is a yellow yak.
Mr. Z has zipping zippers. We zipper our coats when we make the z sound.
Always clip the sounds of the alphabet when making them. For example, the letter B says /b/ not /buh/. The letter g says /g/ not /guh/. Mr. P says/p/ not /puh/. Thank you for your cooperation.