Once there was a boy named Hamza, so small and cute, He wanted to learn his letters and numbers to boot. With a twinkle in his eye and a curious mind, He embarked on a journey of knowledge he would find. Hamza started with ABCs, the alphabet so grand, From A to Z, he held learning in his hand. He sang the song, "A, B, C, won't you sing with me? D, E, F, let's learn them together, you see!"

Each day he practiced his letters with great delight, Drawing them on paper, shiny and bright. He learned about apples, ants, and adorable ants, Digging deep into the ABCs' enchanting trance. Then Hamza turned to numbers, one, two, and three, Counting cars and candies, as happy as can be. He stacked blocks so high, reaching for the sky, Understanding numbers, oh, my, oh, my!

"One, two, three, won't you count with me? Four, five, six, let's learn them, quick as can be!" Hamza exclaimed, his excitement never ceased, As he discovered the world of numbers, piece by piece. With each passing day, Hamza's knowledge did grow, Exploring the realms of letters and numbers in a row. His love for learning blossomed like a flower, Bringing joy to his heart, hour after hour.

So if you're a child like Hamza, so smart and kind, Take a leap into learning, with a bright and curious mind. From alphabets to numbers, it's a marvelous quest, Opening doors to knowledge, and making learning the best.