Letter W Get Squiggling! Letters

# My name is Squigglet

# And have you met

# All of the letters

# In the alphabet?

# So grab your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks

# And write them all with me

# It's fun when you get squiggling. #

-ALL:

-Letters!

WHISTLING

Hello, everyone. Squigglet here.

Would you like to help me squiggle some letters?

Look - here they come!

# A, B, C

# A is for ant

# B is for balloon

# C is for caterpillar caught in a cocoon

# D is for dinosaur

# E is for egg

# F is for frog with boingy-boingy legs

# G is for goat

# H is for hen

# I is for igloo What a snowy den!

# J is for jam

# K is for kite

# L is for lion growling through the night

# M is for monkey

# N is for nose

# O is for octopus wearing funny clothes!

# P is for pig

# Q is for queen

# R is for robot What a great machine!

# S is for snake

# T is for troll

# U is for umbrella Take it on a stroll

# V is for vet

# W is for whale

# X is for fox at the end of his tail

# Y is for yeti

# Z is for zoo

# This is how the letters look

# Can you write them too? #

Today's letter is the letter...W!

Have you got your squiggle pads and squiggle sticks ready?

Let's get squiggling!

Holding your squiggle stick like this,

move it down, up,

down and up.

The letter W.

Let's squiggle it again.

Go down, up,

down and up.

There - the letter W.

Shall we meet the letter W?

Say the magic words with me.

One, two,

three, four, five,

let's make our squiggles come alive!

Hello, W.

Shall we squiggle some things

that start with the letter W?

A worm...

a whale...

and a whistle.

They all begin with the letter W.

See if you can spot them in our story.

Once upon a time, there was a... worm...

Hello!

..who wanted to sail the seven seas.

So he set off in a little leaf boat

across the ocean blue.

On his travels, he came to an island

where he spotted a... whale on the beach.

Help, little worm. I'm stuck in the sand!

The whale was very big

and could eat the worm in one gulp,

but she also looked very sad.

If I set you free, you must promise not to eat me.

I promise. Help!

So the worm used some string to lasso the whale's tail

and he pulled her from the sand into the sea.

In a splash...she was free!

You've saved me, little worm. I must repay your kindness.

So the whale gave the worm a... whistle.

If ever you're in trouble,

blow the whistle and help will come.

Thank you.

And the worm sailed back out to sea.

There, he met a terrible storm.

Rain lashed his little leaf boat

and it started to sink.

Oh! What am I to do? My whistle!

The worm blew hard on the whistle.

Suddenly, he flew into the air on a jet of water.

Arrgh! A huge wave!

I'm doomed!

But then he looked down.

It wasn't a wave, it was a squirt of water

coming from the whale's spout.

I've come to save you, little worm.

Hooray! Ha-ha-ha! Ooh!

And the whale carried the worm through the storm

and they sailed safely across the ocean blue,

whistling as they went.

WHISTLE PEEPS

Can you remember how to squiggle the letter W?

Let's get a clue from the squiggle pad.

-ALL:

-We're writing the letter W.

Sara is squiggling the letter W.

She goes down, up...

down, up.

And James' letter W goes down, up, down, up.

-ALL:

-The letter W.

Super squiggling, squigglers!

It's time to go now, but come back soon,

and keep squiggling letters!

-ALL:

-Bye!

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