Hum It, Bug! UFLI Foundations Lesson 65
Practice Words
It is spring, and Bug grips a branch. Bug is wishing for a song. 'I want to sing!' says Bug with a big grin.
Duck is by the pond, singing in the wet drops. 'Quack, quack, quack!' Duck is belting a wet song. 'Stop, Duck,' says Bug. 'I do not want a wet song.'
Frog is by the pond, singing a long, long song. 'Stop, Frog, that song is so long!' says Bug. Bug is backing up, step by step.
Big Bird is on the branch, belting a big, strong song. Bug claps and claps. 'What a song!' calls Bug.
Sad Bird is on the branch, singing a sad, sad song. Bug is wilting. 'I do not want a sad song,' says Bug.
Chirp, chirp! A small pal is singing and jumping. 'That is the song for me!' calls Bug. 'Pal, help me sing it!'
Bug hops up on a rock, lifting one hand up. Chirp! One glad note rings, ping, ping! 'I can sing!' yells Bug, and the song zings and rings.
Bug is calling all the pals. 'Sing with me!' says Bug. Duck is quacking, Frog is belting, and Big Bird is singing. The big song rings and rings.
The pals stand on the hill, singing one glad song. The song is rolling off the hill. Duck sings soft, and Frog sings quick. 'What a song!' says Bug, and they sing on and on.
Bug is standing on a small hill, singing to the plants and rocks. Chirp, chirp! The glad song rings and zings. Sing it, Bug, sing it long and strong!
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