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Cedric The Shark Learns His Alphabet: A Bedtime Story For Children

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Cedric The Shark Learns His Alphabet! (Bedtime Stories For Children Book 12)

by Kay Carter

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	41 pages
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Once upon a time, there was a little shark named Cedric. Cedric was a very curious shark, and he loved to explore the ocean. One day, Cedric was swimming around when he saw a school of fish. The fish were all swimming in a circle, and they were singing a song.

"A, B, C, D, E, F, G," the fish sang. "H, I, J, K, L, M, N."

Cedric had never heard a song like this before. He swam closer to the fish and asked them what they were singing.

"We're singing the alphabet," one of the fish said. "It's a song that helps us learn our letters."

Cedric was fascinated. He had never thought about learning the alphabet before, but it sounded like a lot of fun. He asked the fish if he could sing the alphabet with them.

The fish were happy to let Cedric sing with them. They swam around in a circle, and they sang the alphabet together.

"A, B, C, D, E, F, G," they sang. "H, I, J, K, L, M, N."

Cedric sang the alphabet over and over again. He loved the sound of the letters, and he loved learning new things. By the end of the day, Cedric knew the entire alphabet.

Cedric was so proud of himself for learning the alphabet. He couldn't wait to tell his mom and dad. He swam home and told them all about his adventure.

Cedric's mom and dad were very happy for him. They told him that he was a very smart shark, and they gave him a big hug.

Cedric was so happy that he had learned the alphabet. He knew that it would help him learn many new things. He couldn't wait to start reading books and exploring the ocean even more.

The next day, Cedric went back to the school of fish. He wanted to thank them for teaching him the alphabet.

When Cedric got to the school of fish, he saw that they were all lined up in a row. They were each holding a letter of the alphabet.

"We have a surprise for you, Cedric," one of the fish said.

The fish started to swim around in a circle. They held up their letters, and they sang the alphabet.

"A, B, C, D, E, F, G," they sang. "H, I, J, K, L, M, N."

Cedric was so surprised. He had never seen anything like it before. He swam around in a circle with the fish, and he sang the alphabet with them.

"Thank you," Cedric said to the fish. "Thank you for teaching me the alphabet. I love learning new things."

The fish were happy to help Cedric. They told him that they were always there to help him learn new things.

Cedric swam home, and he thought about all the things he could learn now that he knew the alphabet. He could read books, explore the ocean, and learn about all the amazing things in the world.

Cedric was so excited about the future. He knew that he could do anything he set his mind to. He was a shark who loved to learn, and he knew that he would never stop learning.