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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









Elizabeth S. –
My children love this.
Joyce H. –
Used these with my nursery rhyme unit at the beginning of the year. Useful in building confidence and vocab with my readers.
Amanda G. –
I love this resource!
Katlynn Kauffman –
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this resource!
Patty C. –
I love this product.
Pennie R. –
Easy to use
The ED Queen –
SO great for low readers. Use this at a station to help those low readers practice fluency!
Tammy G. –
Great product!
Kaitlyn J. –
So beneficial. I really needed help with my poetry center!
Betty L. –
wonderful
Charlotte M. –
AWESOME!! THANK YOU!!
Rebecca J. –
great resource
primary peach –
I love these! They are a great option during my reading rotations.
Cynthia C. –
This is a great tool to use in a writing center for students to help comprehension and word recognition, with a familiar prose.
Ann N. –
Looking forward to introducing these in January for my early readers!
Belinda Basher –
great!
Partch’d 2 Learn –
I was very excited to purchase this Nursery Rhymes Poetry Center. I printed all parts and laminated each full poem (glued the white card stock printed poem on colored card stock) and poem parts on the same colored paper for easy matching. After I taught small groups of students how to re-create the nursery rhymes they were added as a literacy station activity. My first graders love being able to make the poems then practice reading them. It’s one of their favorite stations. Thank you!
Lindsay D. –
Use in my reading center rotations.
Mary M. –
Wonderful can’t wait to set up!
Ursula Akridge –
Great!