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lamblamblamb

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A lamb is a baby sheep and it lives on a farm. It is covered in warm, fluffy, white wool. This is called its fleece.

lamb lam

izinyane lemvu konyana

Mary had a little lamb; its fleece was white as snow. And everywhere that Mary went, that lamb was sure to go.

It followed her to school one day;that was against the rules. It madethe children laugh and play, to seea lamb at school.

Mary had a little lamb

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eapoteapoteapo

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teepot

When we want to make tea for more than just one person, we make it in a teapot. First we put a few teabags into the teapot, then we fill it up with boiling water from the kettle and let it brew.

teapot

pitsana ya teeithiphothi

I am a little teapotShort and stout;Here is my handleAnd here is my spout.

When the water’s boilingHear me shout;Pick me upAnd pour me out.

Teapot

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dogdogdog

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A dog is known as a man’s best friend. Dogs are kept as pets in many homes. They love to go on walks and playing ‘fetch’ is their favourite game. There are many different kinds of dogs. What is your favourite kind of dog?

dog hond

inja ntja

How much is that doggie in the window? (Woof, woof)The one with the waggly tail.How much is that doggie in the window? (Woof, woof)I do hope that doggie’s for sale.

I don’t want a bunny or a kitty.I don’t want a parrot that talks.I don’t want a bowl of little fishies – You can’t take a fish for a walk.

How much is that doggie in the window?

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I don’t want a bunny or a kitty.I don’t want a parrot that talks.I don’t want a bowl of little fishies – You can’t take a fish for a walk.

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eggeggegg

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Chickens lay eggs which we love to eat. We can fry them, scramble them, boil them or poach them. Or perhaps you prefer an egg omelet for breakfast?

egg eier

iqanda lehe

Humpy Dumpty sat on a wall,Humpty Dumpty had a great fall.All the king’s horses

And all the king’s menCouldn’t put Humpty Together again.

Humpty Dumpty

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clockclockclock

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We use a clock to tell us the time. It has a big hand and a small hand and many numbers printed in a circle. This is known as an analogue clock. You can also get digital clocks which only have numbers in a row.

clock horlosie

ikilogo tleloko

Listen to the big clockTick tock, tick tock.Look at its hands move

Round and round.Listen to its bell chimeDing dong, ding dong.

The clock

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frogfrogfrog

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Frogs are jumpy creatures with four legs and two eyes.They are amphibious which means they are able to live on landand swim in water with their webbed feet.They make a croaking sound.

frog padda

ixoxo senqaqana

Frogs jump, caterpillars humpWorms wiggle, bugs jiggleRabbits hop, horses clop Snakes slide, seagulls glide

Mice creep, deer leapPuppies bounce, kittens pounceLions stalk, but I walk.

Frogs jump

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rabbirabbirabbi

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A rabbit can also be called a bunny. Rabbits are furry and soft with very long ears. They have powerful back legs to help them jump. Rabbits like to eat carrots.

rabbit haas

unogwaja Mmutlanyana

Rabbits, rabbits 1, 2, 3Will you come and play with me?Camels, camels 4, 5, 6Why do you have a hump like this?

Monkeys, monkeys 7, 8, 9 Will you teach me how to climb?When I have counted up to 10 The elephant says: “Now start again!”

Rabbits

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lad birdlad birdlad bird

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A ladybird is a small beetle and beetles are insects. A ladybird is different to any other insect because it has many dots on its shell. Ladybirds are usually red or yellowish-green with black spots. They are helpful insects that eat pests in our gardens.

ladybird liewenheersbesie

i-ladybird podilokgwana

Five little ladybirds, climbing on the doorOne flew away and then there were four.Four little ladybirds, sitting in a treeOne flew away and then there were three.Three little ladybirds, sitting on a shoe

One flew away and then there were two.Two little ladybirds, looking for some fun One flew away and then there was one.One little ladybird, hiding behind the sunOne flew away and then there were none.

Five little ladybirds

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mousemousemouse

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A mouse belongs to the rodent family. It is mostly nocturnal which means it is awake to hunt for food at night and it sleeps during the day. A mouse has very poor eyesight but it can hear very well. It relies on its sense of smell to find food.

mouse muis

igundane tweba

Three blind mice, three blind miceSee how they run, see how they run.They all ran up to the farmer’s wife,Who cut off their tails

With a carving knife!Did you ever see such a Thing in your lifeAs three blind mice?

Three blind mice

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goagoagoa

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Goats are one of the oldest known domesticated animals in the world. They are useful for their milk, meat, hair and skin. We call female goats nannies and male goats billies. Baby goats are known as kids.

goat bok

imbuzi podi

Three little billy goatsWent to see the queen.One brought a rose

One brought a ring .One brought a pumpkinTo give to the queen.

Three billy goats

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