CH 01 · LEARNING LAND · EPISODE L12
Murphy picks a lemon from his lemon tree for his lemonade stand, but it slips, plops down and rolls away down the hill. It rolls up to a woolly lamb, who boops it up and over her back, and into the woods, where it rumbles right through a hollow log. Back at the farm garden it hides in the lettuce patch, until a friendly llama nibbles the lettuce, finds the lemon and carries it to Murphy's stand. Lemonade for everyone!
Every one of them starts with the letter L. Can your Couch Buddy name them all?
L! L! L is lovely! L! L! Here we go! Murphy had a lemon tree with lemons bright and round He picked one for his lemonade, but plop! It hit the ground! It rolled down the hill and it rolled far away So hop up on the couch and let's chase it today! L, L, lemon! (Lemon!) L, L, lamb! (Lamb!) L, L, log, rolling right on through! L, L, lettuce, green and leafy too! L, L, llama, friendly as can be! L is lovely, one, two, three! It rolled up to a lamb who gave it a boop Then into a log and out with a whoop! It hid in the lettuce, all leafy and green The lemon was gone, it couldn't be seen! L, L, lemon! (Lemon!) L, L, lamb! (Lamb!) L, L, log, rolling right on through! L, L, lettuce, green and leafy too! L, L, llama, friendly as can be! L is lovely, one, two, three! Here comes a llama, munching on a snack She found the lemon and she brought it back! Right to Murphy's stand, where it should be Lemonade for you and lemonade for me! What starts with L? (Lemon!) What starts with L? (Lamb!) What starts with L? (Log!) What starts with L? (Lettuce!) What starts with L? (Llama!) Five lovely things that start with L!
ORIGINAL SONG
More on Music Mania →Trace big L and little l, write them on your own, then circle the pictures that start with L. Page two is a coloring page with Murphy and his lemon. Free to print.
Download free PDFMurphy chases his lemon all around a hillside farm, and every friend and thing he finds starts with the “l” sound in lemon: lemon, lamb, log, lettuce and llama. Each word pops up next to a big letter L, and Murphy says “L is for…” after each one, so kids see the letter and hear its sound together.
Put the tip of your tongue right behind your top teeth and sing “lllll,” like the start of lemon or lamb. Kids can feel their tongue touch the top of their mouth.
Start at the top and draw one tall line straight down to the bottom line. That's it! The Trace It game shows it with arrows.
