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G g is for grass 
It is grass. | 
grass | 
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G g is for goose 
It is a goose. | 
goose | 
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G g is for girl 
It is a girl. | 
girl | 
2. Look at the pictures and finish the sentences.
3. Write.
3. Write.
G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G, G
g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g
g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g, g
4. Listen to your teacher and repeat.
This is Bob. Bob is a boy. Bob is a big boy. This is Ann. Ann is a girl. Ann is a small girl. Bob has got a dog. It is Bob’s dog. It is a big dog. Ann has got a cat. It is Ann’s cat. It is a small cat.
5. True or false?
Bob is a big boy.
Ann has got a cat.
Bob has not got a dog.
Ann is a big girl.
Bob has got a small cat.
Ann has not got a big dog.
6. Listen to your teacher and repeat.
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It is a goose. | 
It is a small goose. | 
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It is a cock. | 
It is a big cock. | 
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It is a horse. | 
It is a big horse. | 
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It is a hen. | 
It is a small hen. | 
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Ann has got a bag. | 
Ann has got a big bag. | 
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Ann has got a hat. | 
Ann has got a big hat. | 
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Bob has got a hammer. 
Bob has got a small hammer. 
Bob has got an orange. 
Bob has got a small orange. | |
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Bob has got a big dog. | |
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Ann has got a big hat. | |
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Bob has got a small bag. | |
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Ann has got a small cat. |  | 
Just a rhyme
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The cat has got a kitten. 
What does it say? 
“Mew, mew, mew!” 
All through the day. | 










