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Teach your children nursery rhymes with these fun printable packets!
Finally – we’re to the end of the nursery rhymes for this week! Hey Diddle, Diddle is a nursery rhyme that all children enjoy. It’s lilting rhythm and silly phrases make it fun to say over and over! Even though Hey Diddle Diddle is often associated with toddlers and young preschoolers, make sure you don’t …
We’re on the fourth day of nursery rhymes here at Mama’s! And today’s rhyme is an oldie but goodie: Little Miss Muffet! My little girls (almost 5 and 6 1/2) have done bits and pieces of this nursery rhyme packet as I’ve put it together, but we’ve yet to have a complete Little Miss Muffet …
I hope you’re loving this Nursery Rhyme week here at Mama’s Learning Corner. I sure am, because nursery rhymes are some of my favorite unit studies to do with my children! They never grow old and will be remembered for a lifetime! How do I know? Because my own mother read and recited many nursery …
This week is all about Nursery Rhymes here at Mama’s Learning Corner! So fire up your printers, and let’s get moving on today’s packet: Polly Put the Kettle On. I’m not sure if it’s the repetition of this rhyme, or that it’s just plain fun to say, but both of my little girls squealed in …
This is going to be such a fun week! Each day, I’m publishing a new nursery rhyme packet! Today, we’re starting off with Jack and Jill – a favorite! Jack and Jill Nursery Rhyme Packet Last year, I published a nursery rhyme packet that many of you loved. I wanted to make it even better …
My children and I have always loved nursery rhymes. In a time of electronics and over-committed schedules, I believe it’s more important than ever to teach your children nursery rhymes! Nursery Rhymes connect us to a more simple way of life. They expose my children to vocabulary they wouldn’t naturally encounter (ex: ‘Jack fell down …
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 have a 3 1/2 year old that is in love with Mary Had a Little Lamb! This song is always her top request at bedtime. To make it even more fun for her, I created some printables to go along with the song. She absolutely squealed with delight when I showed them to her! …
