We are working on new nursery rhymes with Ava. Since mastering the finger plays "itsy-bitsy spider" and "round and round the garden" a while back, we wanted to introduce new ones to her. Ava's therapist showed me some really cool little booklets she had made with the nursery rhymes so I came home and made my own version. I found the pictures on the internet; some were already with colour and some I had to colour myself. I bought some foam sheets :
and yarn, armed myelf with scissors and a glue stick and made 5 little booklets (Humpty Dumpty, Little Miss Muffet, Jack and Jill, Hickory Dickory Dock and Hey Diddle Diddle). Here is an example of Humpty, Dumpty:I used yarn to hold the pages together like a booklet. Then it will be easier to take the booklet apart for another game once Ava masters the rhyme - which will be to put the pictures in the correct sequential order.
I also printed off the complete nursery rhyme on one page:
Another idea is to put the pictures on popsicle sticks - as we have for "One Two Buckle My Shoe":
I will try to capture Ava's progress with these nursery rhymes on video.
Have fun!
Love this! Aiden loves his nursery rhymes book, but it's so big and bulky. I'm totally stealing this idea. I especially love how it can turn into another activity of sequencing. Thanks for sharing!!!
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