Prek nursery rhyme activities

Find nursery rhymes sensory bins for toddlers to set up in your classroom that go with Peas Porridge, Itsy Bitsy Spider, Humpty Dumpty, & more.

Hello, lovely parents and teachers of preschoolers! Are you tired of the same old craft activities? Look no further! This article presents you with 10 fun nursery rhyme crafts for preschoolers that will boost their fine motor skills, creativity, and language development. So, let’s grab some glue, paper, and scissors and get started on some ... Read more

Learn through play with nursery rhymes activities for your preschoolers! From Jack Horner to Little Bo Peep, these activites you'll want to keep!

I have yet to meet a Kindergarten teacher who didn't love nursery rhymes—and crafts or activities to accompany those nursery rhymes? Yes, please! Hey Diddle Diddle, I know the sound in the middle, And that spoon does rhyme with moon. The first letter's clear since it's nursery rhymes I hear, and I will be reading

I put together a simple and fun Humpty Dumpty Craft for my kids yesterday. You can download and/or print my worksheet HERE. Directions: Help put Humpty Dumpty

Find all the nursery rhyme activities you need for this school year! Great activities to teach nursery rhymes to preschoolers.

Spark your preschoolers' imaginations with these fun printable nursery rhyme posters and activity cards! They are sure to put a smile on their faces as

FREE This Little Piggy nursery rhyme sequencing printable activity perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten.

Crafts are a fantastic way to engage young minds and foster creativity. If you're searching for an inclusive and engaging resource to teach preschoolers about Humpty Dumpty, look no further! Our carefully curated collection of worksheets includes a variety of activities centered around the beloved nursery rhyme character. From coloring pages to cut-and-paste exercises, these worksheets are designed to help little ones develop fine motor skills while learning about shapes, colors, and more…

Share Wildflower Ramblings!Rhyming is a core element in developing phonemic awareness for a child. And it is a fun way for a child to recognize sounds and patterns within words. Children who can hear and repeat rhymes learn that words are made of separate sounds. Their knowledge will developmentally increase and they will learn that...