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Nursery Rhymes Poetry Center (SET 2) – 11 poems
Students love to build these Nursery Rhymes at the poetry center over and over! Your students can work alone or with a partner to build familiar nursery rhymes. QR codes provide reading fluency practice for students who can read the text or a listening center for early readers!
There are 11 nursery rhymes for you to print, laminate, and cut for immediate use year after year. Your students will be highly engaged in a meaningful literacy task and you will never have papers to copy or grade!
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11 poems included in this resource:
- One, Two, Three, Four, Five
- Star Light, Star Bright
- Jack Be Nimble
- Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary
- Little Jack Horner
- Pat-a-Cake
- There Was a Crooked Man
- This Little Piggy
- Little Boy Blue
- Hey Diddle Diddle
- Baa Baa Black Sheep









Thelissa P. –
This resource was great, particularly for my students who could read pretty well. It was challenging for students who could not read as well, but they were able to decode.
Christina C. –
I made a copy of these (laminated) and mailed to my summer school students for practice. My niece also likes to practice them when she comes over! (Built in tester)
Ginger W. –
Students love poetry and nursery rhymes are often unfamiliar to them. This is a great resource to give them practice with the concepts of poetry and many phonics activities at the same time!
Lora J. –
My students loved this. They were able to work independently. It was a great resource.
Celeste P. –
NA
Sonia Ward –
my class enjoys these
Michelle R. –
Great activity for sequencing and learning the rhythm and rhyme in reading!
Rosemary O. –
My students really like this activity.
Jamie V. –
Great Resource
M J –
terrific resource!
Crazyforpolkadots –
I love it
Fond of First –
Thank you!
Kailynn Mackenzie –
Kids love this!
Julie S. –
Creative activity
Amy J. –
Love these!
Donna H. –
Thank you
Creativity and Wonder –
one of the kinder favorites for group work
Fairrel’s First Grade –
Wonderful! My kids need to know more nursery rhymes!
Natalie C. –
Very helpful for fluency!
Michele Lanning –
Easy to put together and my kids liked reading the poems. Good for struggling readers as they can match the words to the given poem.