“Three Little Kittens“ is read from “the Nestlings: A Collection of Poems“ by Ella Fraser Weller. Weller's poems for young readers was published in 1892. “Three Little Kittens“ is a rhyme story with a moral. It teaches the lesson of how to be happy by the choices me make. The reader is encouraged to approach people with kindness and life with a positive attitude. Three Little Kittens Three little kittens, black, white and gray, Went out in the garden one morning to play. Said the white one, “I want to play hide and go seek, 'Tis long since we played it, much more than a week.“ “All right,“ said the gray, “I'm ready for fun,“ And he started away with a hop and a run. “Just wait,“ said the black with an ominous growl, His face wrinkled up in the crookedest scowl. “It's an old-fashioned game—I shan't play at that, It is not becoming a stylish young cat; I'l
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