Heads or Tails?
By Carolyn Argyle
Illustrated by Neal Stepp
Heads or tails, what will it be?
Toss it up-one, two, three!
Heads I win, Tails you lose
Which one do you choose?
What? You say you do not care?
You think this game just isn't fair?
You lose if it lands this way or that?
Well, just be glad you're not the cat!
By Carolyn Argyle
Illustrated by Neal Stepp
Heads or tails, what will it be?
Toss it up-one, two, three!
Heads I win, Tails you lose
Which one do you choose?
What? You say you do not care?
You think this game just isn't fair?
You lose if it lands this way or that?
Well, just be glad you're not the cat!
Carolyn Argyle is the mother of five children and teaches preschool at her home. She has published one nonfiction book and some magazine articles.
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