How to write the sounds

This is an orange. You do a c for caterpillar and then go all the way round the orange.

"All around the orange."

This is a girl. "Round her face, up, down her hair and give her a curl."

This is a pirate with a long plait in his hair.

"Down the pirate's plait, up and round his face."

"Down Nobby and over is net."

You start at the top, go up and over.

This is an insect "Line for a body and dot for his head."

This is a tower so you go "Down the tower, across the tower."

This is a picture of a dinosaur so you go "Round his bottom, up his tall neck and down to his feet."

"Slither down the snake."

Start with a c for caterpillar and then go the other way.

The rhyme we say is "Round the apple and down the leaf."

You start by doing a c for caterpillar and then go up and down...and don't forget your little flick.

The rhyme we say is "Maisie, Mountain Mountain"

It starts at the top and goes down Maisie and then up and over the mountain, up and over the mountain.