Anansi and the Big Feed Jolly Phonics · Group 5: v /v/
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Anansi the spider has a big fat gut. He is vain and glad.
Anansi can see seven villages. The grub is vast, and he is keen.
Anansi is avid for the lot, but Weaver Bird can see it.
He invents a grand plan. Snip! He cuts the cord into seven bits.
He visits seven spots and hands a man a cord. He ties the seven ends to his waist.
He sits and waits, and he has vivid plans for vast grub.
The pots sit hot at the seven villages. The men grip the cords and tug!
Tug, tug, tug! The cords drag Anansi up. He spins, and it is havoc.
The cords grip his waist fast, and Anansi is a sad victim.
The cords go slack. Anansi drops and cuts a divot in the mud. His gut is a slim, slim waist.
He visits the seven villages, but the grub is spent. Weaver Bird spots his wee slim waist.
The kid is avid for a vast feed, but Gran grins and steps in.
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