Octopus
O is for Octopus
Octopus
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Words that show the way.
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This O is so much fun. Will you make a book when all the letters are done?? Neat project!
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Yes the O is fun! I don’t know about a book because I’d probably change some letters, but it’s good fun and practice!
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