Learn the letter A with familiar words like apple, ant, and axe.
Say the sound gently, look at the picture, and point to other things around you that begin with A.
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A for apple
Round, red, and crunchy.
Example: A is for apple.
A for ant
Tiny ants walk in a line.
Example: I see an ant.
A for axe
An axe is a tool.
Example: The axe is big.
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