Nursery Rhymes Storytime – National Poetry Month

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April is National Poetry Month–are you ready? This Library Storytime Lesson is all about nursery rhymes! Includes multiple nursery rhymes, a scavenger hunt, recommended reads, and pre-filled lesson plan. All text is editable in PowerPoint, PDF, and Google Slides.

 

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FAST FACTS ABOUT THIS NURSERY RHYMES STORYTIME

  • Recommended for: Grades K-3
  • Number of pages: 57
  • Editable: Yes, all text is editable
  • Formats: PPT, Google Slides, and PDF
  • Recommended duration: 1-2 class periods (50 minutes each)

 

THIS NURSERY RHYMES STORYTIME INCLUDES:

  • 51 PPT + Googleâ„¢ Slides
  • 2 scavenger hunts, differentiated, with answer key (3 pages)
  • Recommended Reads (1 page)–send this home to parents or give to teachers!
  • pre-filled lesson plan with AASL, CC, and TEKS standards included
  • detailed instructions for librarians and teachers
  • editable text throughout

 

This Nursery Rhymes Storytime will save you so much time! You will need to edit a few slides to add your school’s birthdays and daily/weekly agenda. You will also need to add the read-aloud(s) of your choice.

***Please note that this nursery rhymes library lesson is designed to complement a read-aloud. The actual read-aloud story comes from you! I cannot include a recorded read-aloud due to copyright restrictions.

PART I – NURSERY RHYMES CLASS DISCUSSION SLIDES

The first 22 slides guide you and your students through a whole class nursery rhymes library lesson. The slides introduce National Poetry Month, a few facts about nursery rhymes, and seven illustrated nursery rhymes.

  • sign language slide and how-to link (“poetry”)
  • introduction to nursery rhymes discussion slides
  • characteristics of nursery rhymes (rhyme, tell a short story, very old)
  • Who is Mother Goose?
  • Is/was Mother Goose a real person
  • Every slide in the presentation is illustrated with brightly-colored, high-resolution clipart for K-3.

 

PART II – SCROLLING SLIDES

28 slides are “scrolling presentation” slides that are great for extending lessons or scrolling in the library during checkout and downtimes.

  • 6 additional nursery rhymes
  • 1 “What do you think?”
  • 3 “Would you rather?”
  • 3 trivia questions with answers
  • vocabulary words: tuffet and curds and whey
  • this week’s birthdays
  • weekly schedule and agenda
  • checkout reminders (you add your own!)

 

NURSERY RHYMES STORYTIME SCAVENGER HUNT

Students can complete a scavenger hunt as they watch the scrolling slides!

  • Students are looking for information and objects.
  • two versions, differentiated (with and without text)
  • editable text in PowerPoint and PDF

 

RECOMMENDED READS

  • all titles have nursery rhyme themes
  • separate “Recommended Reads” list
  • all text, including book titles, is editable
  • hand out to parents, teachers, and students
  • All titles were selected specifically for Grades K-3 and received positive professional reviews for use with Grades K-3.

 

INCLUDES 14 NURSERY RHYMES:

  • “One, Two, Three, Four, Five”
  • “Humpty Dumpty”
  • “Jack and Jill”
  • “Little Miss Muffett”
  • “Jack Be Nimble”
  • “Hickory Dickory Dock”
  • “1, 2, Buckle My Shoe”
  • “Wee Willie Winkie”
  • “Hey Diddle Diddle”
  • “Mary Had a Little Lamb”
  • “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”
  • “The Old Woman in the Shoe”
  • “Little Boy Blue”
  • “Three Little Kittens”

 

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