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Ally the Ant and the Short /a/ Sound

Ally the ant spots a big red apple. "A, a, apple!" she cheers. You can almost hear her feet patter as she runs toward it. She trots past a cat in a...

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# Ally the Ant and the Apple 🍎 Ally the **ant** was **happy**. She saw a big red **apple**! "/a/ /a/ **apple**!" said Ally. She ran past a **cat** in a **hat**. "/a/ /a/ **apple**!" said the **cat**. She ran past a **bat** with a **bag**. "/a/ /a/ **apple**!" said the **bat**. Ally **sat** on a **mat**. She had a **snack**. Yum, yum! "/a/ /a/ **apple**!" said Ally. "I am glad!” Give your child the gift of confident reading with The English Planet’s Phonics Classes — where little learners become happy, fluent readers! 🌟📚 Enroll today and let the reading adventure begin!”

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Ally the ant spots a big red apple. "A, a, apple!" she cheers. You can almost hear her feet patter as she runs toward it. She trots past a cat in a hat. "A, a, apple!" says the cat. Then a bat swings by with a bag and echoes, "A, a, apple!" Listen: apple, cat, bat, bag. They all have the short /a/ sound-the sound you hear at the start of apple. You can hear it too. Ally sits on a mat and opens her snack. Snack! That same sound is there. Now it's not just a chant. You can spot /a/ in words you know. Yum, yum! Ally smiles. "A, a, apple! I am glad!" From apple to snack, each short /a/ is a little reading win. Caregivers, explore The English Planet's Phonics Classes today.