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1. How much is that doggy in the window?

Megan and Mummy are in town.

They are outside a pet shop.
“Look, Mummy! A doggy in the
window!”
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 “It’s got a waggely tail,” says Megan.
“It’s very funny!”

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“How much is that doggy in the
window?” asks Mummy.
“The one with the waggely tail!”
says Megan.
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 “Is it for sale?” asks Mummy.
“Oh, yes,” says the pet shop man.
“Hooray!” shouts Megan.

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“I love my doggy!” says Megan.
“What’s his name?” asks Mummy.
“Waggy!” says Megan.
And they all go home.

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How much is that doggy in the window?
Woof! Woof!
The one with the waggely tail.
How much is that doggy in the window?
Woof! Woof!
I do hope that doggy's for sale.

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10 Help the bird, the fish and the dog get to their homes. Trace the lines.
 ■ Popular traditional nursery rhymes to provide a foundation
for cultural literacy and enhance early reading skills and phonemic
awareness
■ Big Story Books to help the children focus on the story
■ Activities to consolidate the rhyme and its language
■ Easy-to-follow Teacher’s Book with additional activities and
craftwork to cater for flexibility regarding lesson length and
teaching hours
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