Bertha Bertha the bus is going to the zoo. Who does she see as she passes through? b Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. c Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. d Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. g Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. h Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. l Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. m Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. p Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. r Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. s Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees. t Cut out the animals beginning with the same sound and put them in a bag. Children should repeat the rhyme, pulling out a new animal from the bag each time to create an alliterative list of animals that Bertha sees.
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