Sarah and Vinny on Alice.

Have a very nice day at work.

Alice at 97.

There's now a new alphabet song.

Now we all know the, you know, the song, right? I heard you listening to I guess a teacher

telling why they're going to make some changes to this and I I have I have my thoughts on it so

continue so the question is have you heard the new version of the alphabet song that's

going viral it's not actually brand new. More and more schools have already

switched to it over the past decade, but if you don't have young kids you wouldn't

know this. They say it's still sung to the tune of Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.

Okay.

I never even really put that together.

But the pauses are in different spots because they say the old way is too confusing

and what Sarah's talking about is the little

video I'm gonna play my own audio for you here in a second. It should be.

You can pull that other mic over maybe. We don't want to trouble. Okay. If it doesn't work, we move on. Okay. Turn it up as a lot of little. Well what they say here is saying Y and Z

and Z often leaves kids thinking there's another letter

n in between the two.

Or that there's a letter called Wyan. Right. There's also confusion and I watch both my kids be confused by this so they were taught the old-fashioned way.

LMLO-P. Yeah. were taught the old-fashioned way.

L-M-N-O-P is not one letter.

Sounds like one letter.

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