1-3 Ss, Tt, Mm, Pp, Nn

Hey, hey, ooh yeah

Seven sailors in a sailboat sailed across the salty sea. They settled in and watched the sunset, eating a sandwich and sipping tea. Sam and Sue saw seven seagulls soaring high up in the sky. The seagulls swirled and swooped and swayed, it's such a sight to see them fly.

It isn't very hard to guess, this song's about the letter S. More than any words by far, start with letter S, the one that follows R. The letter S.

Suzy seal sang for her supper, singing songs to get some fish. Speckled, spotted, spiny, striped, sardines and salmon are so delish. I see Sydney in the sandbox, Sally's stringing beads on strings. And I see Simon's sister swimming, and Sara somewhere swingin' on the swings!

It isn't very hard to guess, this song's about the letter S. More than any words by far, start with letter S, the one that follows R. The letter S.

Lots of S words are fun to say, so let's all say some and this is how: silly, soapy, sloppy, slurpy, sleepy. Wow! I think you got it now!

It isn't very hard to guess, this song's about the letter S. More than any words by far, start with letter S, the one that follows R. The letter S.

Tommy built his towers tall
At times it took two hours
When tiny Timmy toddled by
He toppled Tommy's towers

Ted wore tap shoes when he danced
Tara wore pink toe shoes
Ted tapped in top hat and tuxedo
Tara wore two tutus

Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
Ta-ta-ta-ta-T
Join with me and shout "Whoopee!"
Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
Ta-ta-ta-ta-T
For that totally terrific letter T

Tony tooted on his tuba
Oom-pah, oom-pah, oom-pah-pah
Tyrone sang Tony's top ten tunes
Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la

Troy has a tarantula
And Terry has a turtle
Tina's toucan's name is Tex
Her tadpole's name is Myrtle

Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
Ta-ta-ta-ta-T
Join with me and shout "Whoopee!"
Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
Ta-ta-ta-ta-T
For that totally terrific letter T

Tickle, tackle, tinsel, tassel, tooth and tic-tac-toe
Tapioca, tattoo, T-T-T-T-T are T words that you know
Tulip, turkey, teeth and taffy, tick-tock time and toy
Tomato, table, tip and top are T words to enjoy

Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
Ta-ta-ta-ta-T
Join with me and shout "Whoopee!"
Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta
Ta-ta-ta-ta-T
For that totally terrific letter T
Is that totally terrific letter T

Singer: You have to press your lips together when you say the letter M. Words like mittens, moon, and marshmallow are just a few of them. Let's make a little music as you sing along with me. Listen for the M words in this little melody.

Singer: Max the monkey mashed mangos and melons and topped that mix off with a cherry. Whenever he'd munch on this mish-mash for lunch, each mouthful made Max feel so merry.

Singer: So let's hear it for M, you know it so well. When you sing about M words, it's easy to tell. So open your mouth and let's give a yell for the marvelous letter that comes after L. Letter M!

Singer: Mike the Marine wrote a message to Mindy and mailed that message on a Monday. The message he mailed said, "If you marry me, we'll be Mr. and Mrs. this coming Sunday."

Singer: So let's hear it for M, you know it so well. When you sing about M words, it's easy to tell. So open your mouth and let's give a yell for the marvelous letter that comes after L. Letter M!

Singer: M is for mother and marble and moo, muffins and mushrooms and mulligan stew. Munchkins are small, mammoths are tall, and mackerel's a fish and minnow is too. Woo-hoo!

Singer: So let's hear it for M, you know it so well. When you sing about M words, it's easy to tell. So open your mouth and let's give a yell for the marvelous letter that comes after L. Letter M!

Letter M!

Letter M!

Singer: The postman brought Polly's invitation to Patty's party on Wednesday at one. We'll eat pieces of pizza, play ping pong for prizes. The party starts promptly, prepare to have fun!

Polly ran to purchase Patty some presents at a place in the Pico Street Mall. She bought her a pen and a pink and purple platypus, a peppermint stick and a popcorn ball.

P-p-p-p-p, oh what a popular letter is P. I smile every time letter P is in a rhyme. The perfect letter for me is p-p-p-p-p-p.

Now Pearl and Peter asked their parents, perhaps they could possibly get them a pet. Pearl and Peter and their parents all pondered, what kind of pet did they plan that they'd get?

They parked their car at the pound downtown, what playful pup would they pick? Pearl and Peter knew they picked the right pup when the perky little puppy they picked gave a lick.

P-p-p-p-p, oh what a popular letter is P. I smile every time letter P is in a rhyme. The perfect letter for me is p-p-p-p-p-p.

Here are a few more p-p-p-p-p words: pickles, pasta, and punch. Pinecone, pumpkin, pretzels, and a pony, and porcupine pudding for lunch.

Girl: Mmm, pretty good!

Singer: P-p-p-p-p, oh what a popular letter is P. I smile every time letter P is in a rhyme. The perfect letter for me is p-p-p-p-p-p.

Practically perfect.

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Singer 1: Nancy's niece Naomi neatly nibbled on her noodles.

Singer 2: Nancy's nephew Noah noisily slurped his by the oodles.

Chorus: Na na ni ni ni nu nu nu. Na na ni ni ni ne ne ne. These nonsense words begin with N and are so much fun to say.

Singer 2: Now Nina's pony named Nugget
Singer 1: needed her to feed him hay.
Singer 2: He'd nuzzle Nina with his nose
Singer 1: and he would neigh when she went away.

Chorus: Na na ni ni ni nu nu nu. Na na ni ni ni ne ne ne. These nonsense words begin with N and are so much fun to say.

Singer 1: Ned and Nathan's nana Norah gave them each a nickel.
Singer 2: They went next door to the neighborhood store
Singer 1: and bought some nuts
Singer 2: and a crunchy pickle.
Singer 1: Mmm!

Chorus: Na na ni ni ni nu nu nu. Na na ni ni ni ne ne ne. These nonsense words begin with N and are so much fun to say.

Na na ni ni ni nu nu nu. Na na ni ni ni ne ne ne. These nonsense words begin with N and are so much fun to say.