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A is for ALPHABET PARTY, so put on your dancing shoes and follow along with Dr. Seuss and friends.

ABC: An Amazing Dr. Seuss Alphabet Party!

[MUSIC PLAYING] Hey, everybody. Remember, it all starts with the A, B, Cs, also known as the alphabet. Think you can keep up with me? Think A, little a, what begins with A? Aunt, Annie's alligator, A, A, A. Big B little b, what begins with B? Barber, baby, bubbles, and a bumble bee. Big C, little c, what begins with C? Camel on the ceiling, C, C, C. Big D little d, David, Donald, doo. Dreamed a dozen donuts and a duck dog too. Woo! Where are we? E! That's right. It's time for E. In 1, 2, 3. Big E little e, E, E, E. Ear, egg, elephant E, E, E. Big F, little f, F, F, F. Four fluffy feathers on a fiffer feffer frack. A, B, C, D, E F, G. Go, girl. Google goggles. G, G., G. Big H, little H. Hungry horse, hay. Hen and a hat. Hooray, hooray! Big I, little i, I, I I. Ichabod is itchy, and so am I. Big J, little j. What begins with J? Jerry, Jordan's jelly jar, and jam begin that way. Big K, little k, kitten, kangaroo. Kick a kettle kite and a king's kerchoo. Big L, little l, little La, la, la. Left leg, lazy lion, licks a lollipop. Woo! Let's catch our breath. What comes after L? M! Oh, yeah. It's M. Let's go again. Big M, little m, many mumbling mice are making midnight music in the moonlight. Big and little, and what begins with those? Nine new neckties, and a nightshirt, And A nose. Always very useful when you say. Ostriches, oil, orange, owl today. Big P, little p, P, P, P. Painting pink pajamas, Peter, puppers, puff, P. Big Q, little q, what begins with Q? The quick queen of Quincy and her quacking quackaroo. Big R, little r, Rosie, Robin, Ross. Rosie's riding on her red rhinoceros. Big S, little s, Silly Sammy's slick. Sip, six, sodas, and got sick, sick, sick. T, T, T, T, what begins with T? 10 tired turtles on a tuttle tuttle tree. Woo! I need another break. What comes after T? U! Me? No! Oh, that's right. It's U. Big U, little u. What begins with U? Uncle Ubs' umbrella and his underwear too. Big V, little v, Vera, violet, Vinn is very, very awful on her violin. W, W, Willy Waterloo, washes Warren Wiggins, who was washing Waldo Woo. X was very useful if your name is Nixie Knox. It also comes in handy spelling, axe and extra fox. Big Y, little y, A. Yawning yellow yak. Young Orlando Jorgenson is yelling on his back. A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, and Z. It's a grand finale. It's a grand finale. Big Z, little z. What begins with Z? I am a Seussy saucers, as you can plainly see. As you can plainly see, as you can plainly see. It's the A B, Cs. It's the A B, Cs. It all starts with the A, B, Cs. The A, B, Cs.

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