A rhyme time sack is a bag full of items that each relate to each nursery rhyme. For example a teddy for round and round the garden, a star for twinkle twinkle little star and a boat for row row row your boat.
A rhyme sack for children can be made cheaply and easily, with toys and objects found around the house and stored in a bag or box to keep altogether. Drawstring bags work particularly well as they can be pulled close at the end of the session and can double up as a ‘feely bag’ for young babies.
You can download the TLC rhyme cards to offer you some inspiration and to help you learn the words https://www.tlc-essex.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Hand-Full-of-Rhymes.pdf
Learning nursery rhymes is a great way of building a child’s vocabulary and is a lovely activity to help bond with a baby. By adding actions and probs while you are singing makes the activity more fun and interactive.
Research shows us that is a child starts knows 8 nursery rhymes by heart by the time they start school, they are usually the best readers and spellers and spellers by Year 3.
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