Sharing nursery rhymes is a great way to help your child develop their language and communication skills. Even the youngest children will love listening to you sing nursery rhymes to them. The rhyming, repetion and silliness of nursery rhymes makes them appeal to children.
We have always loved singing nursery rhymes and base lots of our activities around them. Harry (aged 4) loves playing with words and making up silly rhymes and songs and Daisy (aged 15 months) loves the rhythm of nursery rhymes, often singing along in her own way.
This year we have teamed up with 5 other bloggers to share a selection of different nursery rhyme activities and crafts.
World Nursery Rhyme Week
A different rhyme has been chosen for each day of the week:
Monday 9th - Miss Polly had a Dolly
Tuesday 10th - Ring O Ring O Roses
Wednesday 11th - 1 2 3 4 5 Once I caught a fish alive
Thursday 12th - Horsie Horsie
Friday 13th - Grand Old Duke of York
For information on world nursery rhyme week and to sign up for FREE resources and activity ideas visit the world nursery rhyme week website.
As part of world nursery rhyme week we are sharing our take on the nursery rhymes (click on the images below for instructions and more details about our activities)
Miss Polly had a Dolly
Ring O Ring O Roses
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Once I Caught a Fish Alive
Horsie Horsie
Grand Old Duke of York
Will you be joining in?
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