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Teaching with Nursery Rhymes

May 1, 2012 By: amyswandering2 Comments

teaching with nursery rhymes

Nursery rhymes are an easy way to teach young children. They naturally love the playful rhythms and songs.

Nursery rhymes make a great co-op class too! I taught a preschool class and each week we would read the rhyme, act it out, and do a craft.

Here are some handy FREE resources:

Kiz Club  word cards & clip art

A Rhyme a Week  30 weeks of lesson plans

First-School  coloring pages, activities, crafts, seasonal themes

Nursery Rhyme ABCs  find & circle the letters

DLTK  worksheets, crafts, felt board

Virtual Vine  unit studies

St. Aiden’s Activity Packs  copywork

SparkleBox  posters, masks, sequencing & more

Hubbard’s Cupboard  Letter & Rhyme a Day units

Apples 4 the Teacher  sorted by topic

Kindergarten Rhyme Time

PreKinders  rhyme cards

Nursery Rhymes Tot Series

Read and Sing Little Books

Nursery Rhymes – Kids Camp  youtube channel

Pre-K Literacy  activities, printables, & diplomas

Nursery Rhyme Units  1st grade

Circle Time Cards

Rhymes Printables

Pick Your Word  colorful story cards for games

Printable Mini Books

Sense in Nonsense  math & science activities

Nursery Rhymes Pocket Chart

Coloring Pages

Coloring Pages

Coloring Pages

The Secret History of Nursery Rhymes  for curiosity’s sake

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A Bird in the Hair Is Worth???

May 1, 2012 By: amyswanderingcomment

On our trip to the zoo Sunday afternoon to see the new Koala Walkabout, we discovered a fun Lorikeet aviary.

They are friendly little critters, but it can be a bit unnerving to have them sitting on your head – poop could happen at any moment!

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