What's in My School Bag
Builders CommunityNianNian, the orange cat with a crown, shows his big blue school bag! Let’s discover what’s inside: a red book, a yellow pencil, a green crayon, a long ruler, and a yummy sandwich!
3 - 6 years old
NianNian has a bag. It is blue and big.
“I have a book,” says NianNian. It is red.
“I have a pencil.” It is yellow.
“I have a crayon.” It is green.
“I have a ruler.” It is long and blue.
“I have a snack!” It’s a sandwich!
Pepe the frog says: “I have a ball!” NianNian laughs. “That’s not for school!”
They smile. Their bags are ready!
Find the Items (c, r, i, m, n)
Find the Items (u, b, v, w, x, z)
I Did Things Today! (-it Words)
Where is the Hat?
L - L - Learn
Find the Items (g, o, y, j, q)
My Body
My Neighborhood
The Bathroom
Why Kangaroo Has a Pouch
The Toolbox
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