Mr Thorne Does Phonics with Geraldine the Giraffe - Exploring Vocabulary through sounds - Dd sound

Geraldine, here you are. What have you found? Oh, a plate of donuts. Do you like donuts Geraldine? I like donuts too. They're delicious. Are we going to eat the donuts? Just wait Geraldine. We're going to share the donuts. But let's practice that sound. Donuts use the d sound. You try that Geraldine. Mmmmm. No, not mmm. D. D. Well done Geraldine. It's very good. D. D. Yeah, uh-huh. Before we have any donuts, let's have a look at one of your adventures with the d sound in the magic puddle, shall we? Look Geraldine, it's D for dessert. Look at the delicious desserts. Oh, they look yummy, don't they? Oh Geraldine, those desserts were yummy, weren't they? Meh. They were rather decadent. Meh, meh. Decadent is a good word that uses the d sound and it means rich and yummy. Meh. Oh, now let's get back to our donut. Geraldine, have you taken a bite of a donut? Um, have a look. I think you have. Oh. How about we divide the donuts so that we each get some. Let's count them on the screen. Ready? One, two, three, four, five donuts. Mine! No Geraldine, they're not all yours. Let's have a look at another D adventure in the magic puddle. Wow Geraldine, that was exciting, wasn't it? Yep. Ah, I thought so. Now, uh-uh, don't touch those donuts. We're going to have a look at another D adventure. You're fast indeed. Ducks, baby ducks. Do you want to touch it? What do you make of it? I know, that's why I won't let you go. Here, you help me hold it. There we go. It's a baby duck. Oh, Geraldine, those ducks were delightful. Don't you look silly. Now Geraldine, there's only one donut left. Who do you think ate all the donuts? Me. Me? Me. Wasn't me. You're going to get an upset belly if you keep eating all those donuts. Geraldine, you're so silly. Let's have a look at one more D adventure. What are they doing? Oh, they're having a bit of a drink. Would you like a drink, Geraldine? Oh, don't be so mean to the chicken. Oh, Geraldine. Nearly all the donuts are gone. There's only one bite left. Oh, I'm a little bit disappointed in you, Geraldine. We said we were going to share the donuts. Now it makes me sad. Now sad uses the d sound as well at the end. Perhaps you can make it up to me by practising that d sound again. That's much better, Geraldine. And maybe start digesting your donuts. See you later, Geraldine. Me. Me.