Silly soup. From Letters and Sounds. Rhyme. I’m going to make a silly soup, I’m making soup that’s silly. I’m going to cook it in the fridge, To make.

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Silly soup. From Letters and Sounds. Rhyme.

I’m going to make a silly soup, I’m making soup that’s silly. I’m going to cook it in the fridge, To make it nice and chilly!

In goes a ….

And a …

I’m going to make a silly soup, I’m making soup that’s silly. I’m going to cook it in the fridge, To make it nice and chilly!

In goes a ….

And a …

I’m going to make a silly soup, I’m making soup that’s silly. I’m going to cook it in the fridge, To make it nice and chilly!

In goes a ….

And a …

Enjoy your soup!