The Three Little Sheep and the Big Barking Dog
CrazinoA sweet phonics adventure about three little sheep who build homes of hay, wood, and stone, and a big barking dog who just wants to join the fun! Each page follows the alphabet from A to Z, teaching sounds and simple words while sharing a gentle less
3 - 6 years old
A — The APPLE tree swayed above three happy sheep.
B — “Let’s BUILD our own homes!” said Mama Sheep.
C — They COLLECTED straw, sticks, and shiny stones.
D — Sunny made a small round DOOR for his hay house.
E — Fluffy woke up EARLY to start stacking her wood.
F — “I’m FLUFFY, and this will be the best house!” she said.
G — Sunny’s straw house shone like GOLDEN sunshine.
H — “My HAY house keeps me warm!” Sunny sang.
I — Woolly had a clever IDEA for a strong stone home.
J — She JOINED each rock carefully with sticky mud.
K — When her house was done, she helped her brothers too. “You’re so KIND, Woolly!” they said.
L — She smiled and hung a little LAMP to bring light inside the stone house
M — Next MORNING, three houses stood strong and bright.
N — A NOSY brown dog peeked through the grass.
O — The Big Barking Dog trotted to Sunny’s straw house and barked, “OPEN up!”
P — The Dog huffed and PUFFED so hard that the straw house flew away!
Q — Sunny ran QUICKLY to Fluffy’s wooden house.
R — The Big Barking Dog RUSHED and banged on the wooden house until they RATTLED and cracked.
S — The house SNAPPED, and the two sheep sprinted to Woolly’s strong stone house.
T — “TOGETHER we’ll stay safe!” said Woolly, closing the door tight.
U — The dog USED all his strength and pushed the stone house, but it didn’t move.
V — Woolly spoke in a very calm VOICE, “No more pushing, please.”
W — “Come WARM your paws by the lamp,” she said kindly.
X — EVERYONE felt XTRA excited, and they all hugged tight.
Y — The YELLOW lamp glowed softly through the window.
Z — The three little sheep and the dog whispered “Zzz…” and slept safe and bright.
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Sheep
Dogs
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I Don't Understand
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Where is the Hat?
The Three Little Pigs
Dot the Dog
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