Alphabet Poster - Alphabet Chart in English ABC

This massive alphabet poster can be framed or you can choose other qualities of poster paper to use. you may also customise it with your school or Literacy class name. Available in a huge 52" by 78" size (132cm by 198cm) or choose smaller sizes ! An Abc poem by Walter Crane : A for the APPLE or Alphabet pie, Which all get a slice of. Come taste it & try. B is the BABY who gave Mr Bunting full many a long day's rabbit skin hunting. C for the CAT that played on the fiddle, When cows jumped higher than 'Heigh Diddle Diddle!' D for the DAME with her pig at the stile, 'Tis said they got over, but not yet a while. E for the Englishman, ready to make fast The giant who wanted to have him for breakfast. F for the Frog in the story you know, Begun with a wooing but ending in woe. G for Goosey Gander who wandered upstairs, And met the old man who objected to prayers. H is for poor Humpty who after his fall, Felt obliged to resign his seat on the wall. I for the Inn where they wouldn't give beer, To one with too much and no money, I fear. J does for poor Jack and also for Jill, Who had so disastrous a tumble down hill. K for calm Kitty, at dinner who sat, While all the good folks watched the dog & the cat. L for Little man, gun and bullets complete, Who shot the poor duck, and was proud of the feat. M for Miss Muffet, with that horrid spider, Just dropped into tea and a chat beside her. N for the Numerous children they who Were often too much for their mother in Shoe. O the Old person that cobwebs did spy, And went up to sweep 'em Oh ever so high! P for the Pie made of blackbirds to sing, A song fit for supper a dish for a king. Q is for Queen Anne who sat in the sun Till she, more than the lily resembled the bun R stands for Richard & Robert, those men Who didn't get up one fine morning till ten! S for the Snail that showed wonderful fight, Putting no less than twenty-four tailors to flight! T stands for Tom, the son of the piper, May his principles change as his years grow riper. U for the Unicorn, keeping his eye on The coveted crown, and 'ts counsel the Lion. V for the Victuals, including the drink, The old woman lived on surprising to think! W for the WOMAN who not over nice, Made very short work of the three blind mice. X is the X that is found upon buns, Which, daughters not liking, may come in for sons. Y for Yankee Doodle of ancient renown, Both he & his pony that took him to town. Z for the Zany who looked like a fool, For when he was Young he neglected his school.