DESCRIPTION:

In this very funny, cumulative song, each page tells us something new about the donkey until we end up with a spunky, hanky-panky cranky stinky dinky lanky honky-tonky winky wonky donkey, which will have children in fits of laughter! 

TRANSCRIPT:

Hi, boys and girls and welcome to stories read aloud. In this video, we're going to read The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith. I was walking down the road and I saw a donkey. And he only had three legs. He was a wonky donkey I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs and one eye. He was a Winkie wonky donkey. I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs one eye, and he liked to listen to country music. He was a honky tonky Winkie wonky donkey. I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs, one eye, he liked to listen to country music, and he was quite tall-and-slim. He was a lanky honky tonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs, one eye, he liked to listen to country music, he was quite tall-and-slim, and he smelt really, really bad. He was a stinky dinky lanky honky tonky Winky won't get donkey. I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs, one eye, he liked to listen to country music, he was quite tall-and-slim, he smelled really, really bad, and that morning he got up early, and hadn't had any coffee. He was a cranky stinky dingy lanky honky tonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs, one eye, he liked to listen to country music, he was quite tall-and-slim, he smelt really, really bad that morning, he got up early, and hadn't had any coffee, and he was always getting into mischief. He was a hanky-panky cranky stinky dinky like a honky tonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey. He only had three legs, one eye, he liked to listen to country music, he was quite tall-and-slim, he smelt really, really bad that morning, he got up early, and hadn't had any coffee. He was always getting up to mischief. Liddy was quite good-looking. He was a spunky hanky-panky cranky stinky dinky lanky honky tonky Winky wonky donkey. I was walking down the road, and I saw a donkey, and what a wild donkey that was stay with kids cause if it got more stories. Coming up next

QUESTIONS: 

1. What did the speaker see on the street? Describe what the person saw in detail. 

2. What is the first thought that comes to mind when you hear "donkey?" 

3. Talk about those animals you can see on your street.