Join a cheerful young boy named Tobi on a musical, foot-stamping journey through the alphabet! This vibrant, interactive picture book blends phonics with rich cultural flavors, turning every letter from A to Z into a lively song and dance. Perfect for early learners, it invites children to clap, sing aloud, and celebrate the joy of language and sound.
Under the bright morning sun, Tobi claps his hands to a catchy new rhythm, eager to start his musical alphabet adventure. On the table sits a plate of warm, delicious Akara and a colorful cup, just waiting to be part of the morning song.
Tobi skips through the lively local market, where the smell of ripe mangoes and fresh yams fills the air. He beats a rhythmic tune on a traditional talking drum, laughing as a delivery van rumbles past to the beat of his song.
Sitting outside a cozy village hut, Tobi takes a break to enjoy a cool bowl of Garri under the shade of a massive green mango leaf. He splashes a bit of clean water from a jug, turning the refreshing droplets into a playful tapping game.
A sudden afternoon shower brings out a big, bright umbrella, but it cannot stop Tobi's joyful singing. He watches a shiny yellow Keke splash through puddles while he zips up his school bag, finding a beat in the steady pitter-patter of the rain.
As the day comes to a close, Tobi gathers his family together to sing the grand finale of his alphabet song. They all clap, dance, and cheer, celebrating a wonderful day filled with music, laughter, and letters from A to Z.
Sing with Me! Sing this song aloud, clap your hands, and make the big sounds! A says /a/ for Akara. /a/ /a/ Akara! (Picture of delicious Akara) B says /b/ for Buka. /b/ /b/ Buka! (Picture of a food Buka) C says /c/ for Cup. /c/ /c/ Cup! (Picture of a colourful Cup) D says /d/ for Drum. /d/ /d/ Drum! (Picture of a talking drum) E says /e/ for Egg. /e/ /e/ Egg! (Picture of a boiled egg) F says /f/ for Fish. /f/ /f/ Fish! (Picture of a swimming fish) G says /g/ for Garri. /g/ /g/ Garri! (Picture of a bowl of Garri) H says /h/ for Hut. /h/ /h/ Hut! (Picture of a village hut) I says /i/ for Ink. /i/ /i/ Ink! (Picture of a blue ink bottle) J says /j/ for Jug. /j/ /j/ Jug! (Picture of a water jug) K says /k/ for Keke. /k/ /k/ Keke! (Picture of a yellow Keke) L says /l/ for Leaf. /l/ /l/ Leaf! (Picture of a green mango leaf) M says /m/ for Mango. /m/ /m/ Mango! (Picture of a ripe Mango) N says /n/ for Net. /n/ /n/ Net! (Picture of a fishing net) O says /o/ for Orange. /o/ /o/ Orange! (Picture of a sliced orange) P says /p/ for Pot. /p/ /p/ Pot! (Picture of a cooking pot) Q says /kw/ for Queen. /kw/ /kw/ Queen! (Picture of a Queen with a crown) R says /r/ for Rice. /r/ /r/ Rice! (Picture of a bag of rice) S says /s/ for Sun. /s/ /s/ Sun! (Picture of the bright Sun) T says /t/ for Tap. /t/ /t/ Tap! (Picture of a running water tap) U says /u/ for Umbrella. /u/ /u/ Umbrella! (Picture of an open umbrella) V says /v/ for Van. /v/ /v/ Van! (Picture of a delivery van) W says /w/ for Water. /w/ /w/ Water! (Picture of a glass of water) X says /ks/ for X-ray. /ks/ /ks/ X-ray! (Picture of a hospital X-ray) Y says /y/ for Yam. /y/ /y/ Yam! (Picture of a big tuber of Yam) Z says /z/ for Zip. /z/ /z/ Zip! (Picture of a zip on a school bag)
