Animal AlphabetDo you know your ABC's? Our "Animal Alphabet" will help you sing along. |
DELUXE Animal AlphabetTest everyone's ABC skills with Deluxe Animal Alphabet apparel. Animal faces on the front, animal names on the back. |
A is for AardvarkIt's easy to recognize those long ears and snout. What do aardvarks like to eat? Ants, of course. Yum! |
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A is for AlligatorThere was an alligator sitting on a log. Down in the pool he saw a little frog. In jumped the alligator! Around went the log! Splash went the water, and away swam the frog! |
A is for Alligator (Glasses)There was an alligator sitting on a log. Down in the pool he saw a little frog. In jumped the alligator! Around went the log! Splash went the water, and away swam the frog! |
B is for BearThis furry little bear never hibernates. He's always there when you need to snuggle him. |
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B is for BunnyB is for Bunny, bouncing down the bending trail. Hop along, won't you... |
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C is for CamelAlex the camel has two humps. Alex the camel has two humps. So ride, Alex, ride! |
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C is for CatCats are very curious creatures. Thank goodness they have nine lives... |
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C is for CowThe cows on the farm go moo moo moo, moo moo moo, moo moo moo. The cows on the farm go moo moo moo, all night long. |
C is for Cow (Glasses)The cows on the farm go moo moo moo, moo moo moo, moo moo moo. The cows on the farm go moo moo moo, all night long. |
D is for DogYou can't resist those puppy dog eyes. How much is that doggy in the window… |
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D is for DuckDuck, duck, goose! No ugly ducklings here. Quack! Quack! |
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E is for ElephantWhen you go to the circus you're likely to see, an elephant dancing extraordinarily! |
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F is for FrogRibbit! Ribbit! Hop along with this friendly little frog. Maybe you can catch flies together down by the pond… |
G is for GiraffeOf all the animals in the zoo, I am the tallest. That is true. Who am I? The giraffe, that's who! |
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G is for GorillaGorillas are hairy, big and strong, strolling through the jungle all day long. |
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H is for HippoOh, I wish I was a giant purple hippo. Oh, I wish I was a giant purple hippo. I'd hop and I'd prance, do a happy little dance. Oh, I wish I was a giant purple hippo. |
H is for Hippo (Glasses)Oh, I wish I was a giant purple hippo. Oh, I wish I was a giant purple hippo. I'd hop and I'd prance, do a happy little dance. Oh, I wish I was a giant purple hippo. |
I is for IguanaLie on the rocks and bask in the sun with the iguanas. It'll be good for your tan… |
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J is for JaguarJaguars don't lie around like spotted lumps. They're full of energy, leaps and jumps! |
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K is for KoalaKoala, koala! Oh, where can you be? Maybe up high in a eucalyptus tree... |
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L is for LambMary had a little lamb, its fleece as white as snow. And everywhere that Mary went, the lamb was sure to go… |
L is for Lamb (Glasses)Mary had a little lamb, its fleece as white as snow. And everywhere that Mary went, the lamb was sure to go… |
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O is for OtterThe furry little otters are swimmin' fast, eating and grooming, hopin' the day will last. |
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O is for OwlI saw an owl, way up in a tree. He opened his eyes and then winked at me. |
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P is for PandaThe panda chomps on bamboo all day long, dreaming at night of his favorite song. |
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P is for PiggyThis little piggy went "wee, wee, wee" all the way home... |
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Q is for QuailDon't you just want to pluck that plumage from the top of the quail's head? Go on… |
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R is for RaccoonDid you know that raccoons love to make mischief at night? That's right! |
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S is for SkunkA skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk, but the stump thunk the skunk stunk. What stunk, the skunk or the stump? |
S is for Skunk (Glasses)A skunk sat on a stump and thunk the stump stunk, but the stump thunk the skunk stunk. What stunk, the skunk or the stump? |
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T is for TurtleI had a little turtle, His name was Tiny Tim. I put him in the bathtub, to see if he could swim. |
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V is for VultureVultures heads have not one feather, they're hard to keep dry in bad weather. |
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W is for WalrusThe walrus has whiskers and big tusks, which it uses to eat its favorite mollusks. |
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Y is for YakYaks are animals of few words, who are big and hairy and travel in herds. |
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Z is for ZebraCan you count the zebra's stripes? It's very hard to do. Start with black or white ones, you'll be dizzy when you're through. |
Z is for Zebra (Glasses)Can you count the zebra's stripes? It's very hard to do. Start with black or white ones, you'll be dizzy when you're through. |
