January February It is winter time January February

January, February It is winter time. January, February Look at the snow. March, April, May. It is spring time. March, April, May. Listen to the birds. June, July, August. It is summer time. June, July, August. Look at the sun. September, October, November. It is autumn. September, October, November. Listen to the rain. December. It’s winter time again. It is Christmas time.

January [ma: t∫] July February [eipril] March [februari] September April August [d 3ænjuəri] October [novemə] [septembə] [d 3 ulai] [o: gəst] May [d 3 u: n] November [disembə] June [mei] December [oktoubə]

How many days are in a week? Seven, I think. One is Monday and two is Tuesday. Three is Wednesday, four is Thursday. Five is Friday and six is Saturday. And seven is Sunday. Six, seven it’s the weekend Let’s go to the mountain. How many days are in a week? Seven, that’s it, seven, that’s it. How many days are in a week? One, two, three, four, five, six, Seven days.

igloo One year is twelve months. Twelve months in one year. In the Arctic you can hear. January, February. It’s cold and snowy. March, April. Let’s be joyful. May, June. Let’s go fishing soon. July, August. These months are the nicest September, October. Penguins swim in the water. November, December In an igloo it’ll be better. One year is twelve months. Twelve months in one year. In the Arctic it’s so fun. It’s so fun. penguin