I am so excited to share with you my latest printable project: Nursery Rhymes!
My little girls – ages almost 4 and 5 – are big nursery rhyme fans. We say them before breakfast, during their school time, and they are usually requested as bedtime songs.
They can’t seem to get enough. 🙂
And because I love those girls dearly and enjoy making fun things for them, I created several sets of Nursery Rhyme activities for us!
Nursery Rhyme Printable Activities
I have a brand spankin’ new Nursery Rhyme Printable Packet that is for sale in my shop. But don’t worry – there’s a freebie at the bottom of this post!
The packet contains activities for 5 nursery rhymes:
♥ Baa, Baa, Black Sheep
♥ Hey Diddle, Diddle
♥ Little Miss Muffet
♥ Polly Put the Kettle On
♥ Jack and Jill
Each packet contains the same printables including:
→ 2-page Poster Set
→ Picture Cards
→ Half-page Reading Book
→ Coloring Pages with Handwriting Practice
→ Cutting Practice
There are many suggestions for use included in the packet. I’ll also include a neat video and several personal ways we use these packets in our own homeschool in the coming days.
Free Nursery Rhyme Sampler Packet
And because I love all of my readers and am so grateful for each of you, I’m adding a FREE Nursery Rhyme Sampler Packet!
All you have to do is click on the image at the bottom of this post.
You’ll find:
- A set of Hey Diddle, Diddle posters
- Polly Put the Kettle On picture cards
- Jack and Jill printable reading book
- Baa Baa Black Sheep coloring pages
- Little Miss Muffet cutting practice
If you enjoy using these nursery rhyme printables, you can purchase the full set!
Click the image to download Nursery Rhymes Sampler Packet for personal use:
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Buy the whole Nursery Rhymes packet below!
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What program do you use for the clip-art? I’ve seen it before and LOVE the images. I’d like to purchase the clip-art packet for some personal projects, but I’m a little tech-slow about things. Thank you.
Hi Rebecca! I buy clip art from various artists. This particular clip art is from one of my favorites: Edu-Clip. Her variety of topics and quality of images is always top-notch!