“It says next, we have to go to the moon. So they followed the map, and then they flied on a cloud, and they went all the way to space. They tried to find it, and then, and then the monkey’s mom said, “Follow this map. Once upon a time, there was a, um, monkey named Mary and her best friend the moose, Meleesa.Īnd they wanted to have a snack called miiiiiiiilk.Īnd they didn’t know where the milk is.

To make lowercase m, you start here and draw a line down, and then you make one hump and another hump, like this. To make uppercase M, you draw one straight line down, and another one from the top going down this way, and then up again, and back down. Show full description Show Short Description Listening to the story and thinking about all the words that begin with the letter M is sure to help children make a strong connection between the letter M and the sound mmmmm. MILK! MMMM! It’s nonstop merriment from beginning to end but merriment with a mighty purpose. Where is the milk? On the moon, which just so happens to be made of ….

Mary and Melissa want some cold milk, but it turns out there is no milk in the refrigerator! A big problem! Fortunately, Mary’s mom has a map that will lead them to milk. The story stars Mary the monkey, her mom, and Melissa the moose. What’s a great way for children to learn about the letter M? By listening to our marvelous Meet the Letter M story.

The letter m song