Let's say hello to our guest!

Baby Wordplay (00:51)

Put your tongue behind your top teeth and push out that air.

/d/ as in dog.

/Baby Wordplay (00:01)

Hi, I'm Miss Pam, children's librarian, trained teacher, and founder of Baby Wordplay,

created Toddler Phonics to help you build the foundational reading and math skills that are essential for all further learning.

Baby Wordplay (01:06)

as in

Doctor. Doctor.

Dove. Dove.

Baby Wordplay (01:18)

I'm Diez the Duck, I'm Diez the Duck, I'm Diez the Duck, I am. I'm Diez the Duck, I'm Diez the Duck, I'm Diez the Duck, I am.

Baby Wordplay (01:46)

If I was a duck, I'd quack around all day. If I was a duck, I'd quack around all day. Quack around all day. If I was a duck. If I was a duck.

I'd waddle in the field all day if I was a duck. I'd waddle in the field all day. Waddle in the field all day if I was a duck. If I was a duck, I'd paddle in the water all day.

If I was a duck, I'd paddle in the water all day. Paddle in the water all day. If I was a duck. Quack, quack. Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack.

Baby Wordplay (03:07)

Put your tongue behind your top teeth and push out that air.

dance. Let's dance.

Baby Wordplay (04:19)

Let's get dancing. Dancing in My Bones by Sylvia Andrews. Here's the chorus. It goes, I've got hip hopping, tip topping, bee bopping, no stopping. Let's do that again. I've got hip hopping, tip topping, Bee bopping, no stopping. All right, we're ready.

I've got dancing in my bones, in my bones. I've got dancing in my bones, in my bones. I've got hip hopping, tip topping, bee bopping, no stopping. Dancing in my bones, in my bones.

Baby Wordplay (05:16)

/d/ as in Daddy.

Baby Wordplay (05:59)

I've got dancing in my heart, in my heart. I've got dancing in my heart, in my heart. I've got hip hopping, tip topping, bee bopping, no stopping. Dancing in my heart, in my heart. Dancing in my heart, in my heart.

Baby Wordplay (06:29)

Dinosaur.

Baby Wordplay (06:32)

Five enormous dinosaurs letting out a roar. One stomped away and then there were four.

Four enormous dinosaurs crashing down a tree. One stomped away and then there were three.

Three enormous dinosaurs eating

One stomped away and then there were two.

Two enormous dinosaurs resting in the sun. One stomped away and then there was one.

One enormous dinosaur left all alone. One stomped away and then there were none. Stomp, stomp, stomp, roar.

Dinosaur.

Let's practice saying some words that begin with the sound, duck.

Let me hear you say.

dog.

Dance. .

Daddy.

Difficult. . You can clap it. Difficult.

Dove.

Baby Wordplay (08:54)

Wings of a Dove 🎵

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