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Said the blackbird to the robin:
     'I’d love a worm for tea.
I know that you like wriggly worms,
     So perhaps you can help me.'

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'Yes,' replied the robin.
      'I know just the place for you:
In Mrs Whitehead’s garden
    You’ll find more than just a few.'

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Said the ladybird to the blue tit:
     'I’d love greenfly for my tea.
I know that you like greenfly
     So perhaps you can help me.'

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'Yes,' replied the blue tit.
      'I know just the place for you:
In Mrs Whitehead’s garden 
    You’ll find more than just a few.'

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Said the moorhen to the ducklings:
      'I’d love bread and seeds for tea.
I know that you like these as well,
     So perhaps you can help me.'

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'Yes,' replied the ducklings:
      'We know just the place for you:
In Mrs Whitehead’s garden
    You’ll find more than just a few.'

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Said a fat boy to his mother: 

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'I’d love some chocolate biscuits, a milkshake,  a scone with some jam, and lots and lots of creamy cakes for tea.  I know you like these things as well, so perhaps you can help me.'

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So what do you think his mother said?

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'No!' replied his mother:
      'It’s NOT the place for you.
All those biscuits, chocolate and milkshakes?
      No! Not even a few!'

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And his mother was quite right! 

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