Props for nursery rhymes

Make a nursery rhyme singing basket for babies, toddlers and preschoolers to enjoy singing their favourite songs with parents and care-givers! Fantastic for early language development and creativity for the very smallest children and a great activity for children learning English as an additional language too. I recently wrote about the fantastic benefits of rhyming...Read More »

Instead of having to search around the room for your nursery rhyme props why not make a nursery sack to keep all your props in ready for song time.

September’s Theme was Nursery Rhyme Month for our babies. Easy and quick to make. When we replaced it, we transferred it to one of our walls for everyone to enjoy!

DIY nursery rhyme puppets: use them so that children can choose what to sing. Plus they also make great props to act out the songs.

Nursery rhyme spoons

A printable sheet featuring the words to the ‘This Little Piggy’ nursery rhyme in a simple format for use with children.

Create your own puppets to use in circle time or with your child for the popular children's rhyme Five Little Speckled Frogs. These easy to make puppets are perfect for playing with and helping your child recognise numbers and count aloud as they sing the rhyme.

A few days ago I added a post about my song box, I have now seen that it has quite a few pins and repins on Pinterest. I have noted a few people say they don't know the words to all the songs/ rhymes, so here are all the lyrics!

A simple busy bag for the topic of hearing and music. Simply use an instrument to tap out the nursery rhymes on the prompt card.Tags in this resource: red-london-bus.pngspider-1.pngtethered-wooden-rowing-boat.pngblack-sheep-5.pngblind-mice-1.pngblind-mice-2.pngblind-mice-3.png