Reading Notes Week 13 | Part A, Nursery Rhymes
Readings Week 13 Part A | Nursery Rhymes
Tales:
I've definitely heard some of these before! They're way sadder than I remember though...
Proverbs:
My grandmother used to recite the nature one about sleep to me!
See a pin pick it up... That's like our penny one!
Songs, Part 1:
I used to love Little Bo-Peep! I feel like this is more walking down memory lane than reading for a class!
OMG and London Bridge! It's so different than the one I know!
Songs Part 2:
Hot Cross Buns was in every music class I took in elementary school!
Three Blind Mice, too!
Riddles:
Okay... These riddles were ridiculously hard. At this point I'm not thinking I'll write any stories based upon Nursery Rhymes, but they're super fun to read!
Paradoxes:
These have been my favorite so far. I love the way they roll off the tongue and they're nice and short so I don't have to focus too hard.
Charms and Lullabies:
"MATTHEW, Mark, Luke, and John,
Guard the bed that I lay on!
Four corners to my bed,
Four angels round my head;
One to watch, one to pray,
And two to bear my soul away!"
Guard the bed that I lay on!
Four corners to my bed,
Four angels round my head;
One to watch, one to pray,
And two to bear my soul away!"
This is so stinking cute! I definitely want to use this for my future kids!
Games:
I thought these games were kind boring. They didn't really keep my attention.
Bibliography:
The Nursery Rhymes Book edited by Andrew Lang and illustated by L. Leslie Brooke (1897).
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