Every morning, Red Rooster climbs to the top of the barn and shouts, “Cock-a-doodle-doo!” But one sunny morning, he heard a different sound. Someone said, “Moo!”
Red Rooster was curious and asked a plump pig, “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the pig.
Then, Red Rooster met a spotted dog. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the dog.
Next, Red Rooster met a gray donkey. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the donkey.
Red Rooster followed a tabby cat. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the cat.
Red Rooster ran after a black sheep. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the sheep.
Finally, Red Rooster saw a spotted cow. “Was it you?”
“Yes,” said the cow. “I said moo.”
“And I moo too,” said her baby calf.
“Thank you!” said Red Rooster.
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my chick.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my piglet.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my duckling.”
“Thank you! Where is my baby?”
“Here is my kid.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my calf.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my lamb.”
“Thank you! Where is my baby?”
“Here is my kitten.”
Let’s count the mommies: One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
Now, let’s count the babies: One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
Can you count them all together? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.
Who am I? My back legs are shorter than my front legs. I have a long tail and a long neck. I like to eat tree leaves. I’m a Brachiosaurus.
Who am I? I have short legs and a thick tail. I have three horns—two large and one small. I’m a Triceratops.
Who am I? I have a long pointy beak and long pointy wings. I can fly and I can fish. I’m a Pteranodon.
Who am I? My back is covered with armor and bony plates for protection. I have a club on the end of my tail. I eat plants. I’m an Ankylosaurus.
Who am I? I have a spiky tail for defense. I have plates on my back for protection. I eat mostly plants. I’m a Stegosaurus.
Who am I? I have a short tail, long back legs, short arms, and big teeth. I’m a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Who am I? I have soft fur, stripes, and whiskers. I can purr and meow. I am a cat.
Who am I? I walk on all fours, my paws are padded for protection. I can wag my tail and bark. I am a dog.
Who am I? I can walk, run, and gallop on my four legs. I have a mane and pointy ears. I am a horse.
Who am I? I can perch on the edge of a building and stand on one leg. My beak is yellow and my eyes are pink. I am a pigeon.
Who am I? I am small with a long tail. I do not bite people. I eat leaves, seeds, and nuts. I have a bushy tail. I am a squirrel.
Who am I? I have big feet and a long nose. I’m an elephant.
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Early every morning, Red Rooster went to the top of the barn and crowed, “Cock-a-doodle-doo.” Usually, no one answered, but on this sunny morning, someone said, “Moo.”
Red Rooster asked a plump pig, “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the pig.
Red Rooster met a spotted dog. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the dog.
Red Rooster met a gray donkey. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the donkey.
Red Rooster followed a tabby cat. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” answered the cat.
Red Rooster ran after a black sheep. “Was it you?”
“I don’t moo,” said the sheep.
Red Rooster saw a spotted cow. “Was it you?”
“Yes,” said the cow. “I said moo.”
“And I moo too,” said her baby calf.
“Thank you!” said Red Rooster.
**[Music]**
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my chick.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my piglet.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my duckling.”
“Thank you! Where is my baby?”
“Here is my kid.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my calf.”
“Where is my baby?”
“Here is my lamb.”
“Thank you! Where is my baby?”
“Here is my kitten.”
**Counting:**
How many mommies? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
How many babies? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
Can you count them all? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.
**[Music]**
**Dinosaurs:**
Who am I? My back legs are shorter than my front legs. I have a long tail and a long neck. I like to eat tree leaves. I’m a Brachiosaurus.
Who am I? I have short legs and a thick tail. I have three horns—two large and one small. I’m a Triceratops.
Who am I? I have a long pointy beak and long pointy wings. I can fly and I can fish. I’m a Pteranodon.
Who am I? My back is covered with armor and bony plates for protection. I have a club on the end of my tail. I eat plants. I’m an Ankylosaurus.
Who am I? I have a spiky tail for defense. I have plates on my back for protection. I eat mostly plants. I’m a Stegosaurus.
Who am I? I have a short tail, long back legs, short arms, and big teeth. I’m a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
**[Music]**
**City Animals:**
Who am I? I have soft fur, stripes, and whiskers. I can purr and meow. I am a cat.
Who am I? I walk on all fours, my paws are padded for protection. I can wag my tail and bark. I am a dog.
Who am I? I can walk, run, and gallop on my four legs. I have a mane and pointy ears. I am a horse.
Who am I? I can perch on the edge of a building and stand on one leg. My beak is yellow and my eyes are pink. I am a pigeon.
Who am I? I am small with a long tail. I do not bite people. I eat leaves, seeds, and nuts. I have a bushy tail. I am a squirrel.
**[Music]**
**Safari Animals:**
Who am I? I have big feet and a long nose. I’m an elephant.
Who am I? I have black and white
