“[NAME] Has a Mop”
Dad is mopping the kitchen and [NAME] wants a turn. Then a wet dog hops in, shakes mud dots everywhere and tips over the pot of mop water. Mop, mop, mop: [NAME] and Dad clean up together, and the dog falls asleep in a box hugging the mop.
10 pages · uses: dog, mop, pot, sock, box, hop, dot, drop, stop · with Dad
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“[NAME] Can Hop”
At the pond [NAME] copies a frog: hop onto a rock, hop onto a log. The log rocks, [NAME] lands in the water with a plop, and the frog hops on top of [NAME]'s head to say well done.
10 pages · uses: frog, log, sock, rock, hop, top, drop, stop, pond
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“Where is [NAME]'s Sock?”
[NAME] has one sock and cannot find the other, until a fox trots past with it. [NAME] chases the fox over a rock to a log by the pond, and finds a tiny fox cub asleep on the sock. One sock for [NAME], one sock for the fox.
10 pages · uses: log, pot, sock, rock, box, fox, hop, stop
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“[NAME]'s Red Block”
[NAME] builds a tower of blocks as tall as [NAME], with the red block on top. Then the dog bounds in wagging and the whole tower tumbles down. The dog brings the red block back, and up it goes again.
10 pages · uses: dog, rock, box, hop, top, block, drop, stop
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“[NAME] Can Not Stop”
It is bedtime at Gran's, but [NAME] cannot stop hopping: on the cot, on the box, until a sock flies off. Gran says stop, then gives in and hops too. At last [NAME] flops on the cot and sleeps, and now it is Gran who cannot stop.
10 pages · uses: dog, sock, box, hop, top, cot, clock, drop, stop · with Gran
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