Ryers Readers - I’ll Teach My Dog 100 Words

Episode Date: June 15, 2022

A fun and silly rhyming story about one smart little puppy….

Let's do this. Thank you so much for tuning into today's story. Don't forget to tell your grown-up to go check out the Ryer's Reader's Instagram for more fun content. Before we get into the story, do you want to know a fun fact? Did you know that researchers believe that dogs can actually understand between 160 to 220 words? Pretty cool, huh? Okay, story time. Today, we are gonna read a bright and early Dr. Seuss book.

I'll teach my dog 100 words by Michael Frith. I'll teach my dog 100 words. The first six words I'll teach my pup are dig a hole and fill it up. I'll teach him walk and run and then catch a ball. Now that makes 10. That makes ten. And Mr. Smith, who lives next door, will say that's great.

Can you teach him more? And then I'll teach him. Bark and beg and wag your tail and shake a leg. And wash your ears and wash your toes and scratch your head and blow your nose. Then Mr. Smith will tell Ms. Brown, this is the smartest dog in town. I won't stop there.

Oh, no, not at all. I'll teach him big, I'll teach him small, and fat and thin and short and tall, and dark and light, and day and night. And then Miss Brown will call Miss May, come over right away, she'll say. This dog is learning chase the cat, and climb a tree and things like that.

Then we will give them more to see. Eat your food and follow me. Wow! We're up to 43. I'll teach him red and blue and green, the smartest dog we've ever seen. I'll teach him orange, purple, pink, that makes 49, I think. And then Miss May will call Mayor Meir.

She'll call, please, hurry, over here! And then Mr. Meir, the mayor, I'll teach my dog, now paint the chair, paint the road from here to there, paint Uncle Abner's underwear. But have care, don't paint the mayor. Then Mr. Meir, the mayor will say, I'll make today a holiday, and everyone will come to see my amazing dog and me. We'll show them skate and kick the stone, jump the fishbowl, jump the fishbowl,

bring the bone, chew the boot and hold the phone. Cut the grass, shine my shoe, comb your hair, and clean the zoo. Now brush the bear, that's 82. But that's not all my dog will do. He'll tickle the pig and kiss the goose. He'll feed the mouse and mop the moose. He'll toot a bugle, beat a drum. He'll stand on Uncle Abner's thumb.

And then I'll teach him sing with the birds. Now there, that makes 100 words. My dog will learn those hundred words, and my friends will all cheer. I'll teach my dog those hundred words. I think I'll start next year. The end. Don't forget to stick around and see if you can answer today. paying attention question where you go do you think you can answer today's paying attention question

do you remember what the mayor's name was if your answer was mr meir you did it great job you sure were paying attention i hope you enjoyed that story i wonder what we're going to read next