A for apple b for ball c for cat

Re: a for apple, b for ball, c for cat ... does anybody remember this ? I dont know why im doing this kiddish thing but it sounds good e for elephant f for frog g for goat h for hat i for ice j for jackal k for king l for lion m for Mango n for Nest o for Owl p for Parrot q Queen r Rabbit s Ship t for tomato u Umbrella v for Van w for watch x for Xylophone y for yatch z for zebra I dont know why im doing this kiddish thing but it sounds good e for elephant f for frog g for goat h for hat i for ice j for jackal k for king l for lion m for Mango n for Nest o for Owl p for Parrot q Queen r Rabbit s Ship t for tomato u Umbrella v for Van w for watch x for Xylophone y for yatch z for zebra

Dante, I just wanted to let you know that Stack Exchange prefers to keep the question in the question and the answers in the answers, so I removed those from your question since all of the answers were already on this page. Please don't take this as a "You did the wrong thing"—I just want to make sure that you don't feel like I'm destroying your post. If you mean the names as we learn them in school, then they're very rarely written down (so I'm effectively inventing these spellings), but they would (in British English) be: • Ay /eɪ/ • Bee /biː/ • See /siː/ • Dee /diː/ • Ee /iː/ • Eff /ɛf/ • Gee /dʒiː/ • Aitch /eɪtʃ/ — sometimes pre-aspirated as Haitch /heɪtʃ/, though this is considered incorrect in • Eye /aɪ/ • Jay /dʒeɪ/ • Kay /keɪ/ • Ell /ɛl/ • Em /ɛm/ • En /ɛn/ • Oh /oʊ/ or /əʊ/ • Pee /piː/ • Queue /kj(ə)uː/ • Ar /ɑː/ — with • Ess /ɛs/ • Tee /tiː/ • You /j(ə)uː/ • Vee /viː/ • Double-you /ˈdəb(ʉ)l.j(ə)uː/ • Ex /ɛks/ • Why /waɪ/ • Zed /zɛd/ I get what you mean by asking about a is for apple; whilst I'm sure I was taught something like that when first learning to read, it has been so infrequently used since then (I'm now 35) that I honestly couldn't tell you what they were. The letter names above, though, are how I would spell out my name to someone unfamiliar with it, for example. The Nato Phonetic Alphabet ( Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta and so on) would be familiar to some, but not to all — my mother would probably think me pretentious for using it. But that is what our...

Our home school curriculum finally arrived and lessons have begun. For those curious as to how I like the "Sing, Spell, Read, Write" ; I LOVE IT! We are working through the kindergarten level and Ivan is keeping pace with Hannah. He loves to sit down and learn his letters right along with her, though he's not quite there on auditory discrimination. "Hey Ivan, does envelope start with D?" "Yeah." "Are you sure? Does eh sound like D?" "Yeah". But he's 3 1/2 and we're working on it. Hannah and Ivan can both sing the phonics song all the way through without the music; they sang it for me when we were at Starbucks the other day. Even Clayton is trying to sing along with the song. His favorite is A A Apple. During the same Starbucks trip he was "singing" AAA!!! AAA!!! Apple juice!!! B! B! Ball! quite loudly. He got warm apple juice while Hannah and Ivan got hot chocolate, I think this is what prompted the spontaneous outburst of song by the other two. We are learning two letters a week. We learn a new letter on Mondays and Wednesdays. Tuesdays and Thursdays we review the letter and make little mini books with words that start with the letter and Fridays are devoted to crafts and the bible lessons from "A is for Adam" by Ken Ham. Math and Science are worked on periodically during the day but not formally just yet and so far both kiddos are loving all of it. I think one of the things I like best about homeschooling is that everybody learns together.... The younger definitely benef...

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