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Small poems for children?

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small english poems for a 5 year old boy

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  1. Get a copy of Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes.


  2. do nursery rhymes, they are the are about the same as poems.

  3. This is the circle that is my head

      make large circle with both hands

    This is my mouth with which words are said

      point to mouth

    These are my eyes with which I see

      point to eyes

    This is my nose that's a part of me

      point to nose

    This is the hair that grows on my head

      point to hair

    And this is my hat all pretty and red

      place hands on head, fingers pointing up and touching  

    ______________________________________...

    I Have Two Eyes

    I have two eyes to see with,

    I have two feet to run,

    I have two hands to wave with,

    And nose I have but one.

    I have two ears to hear with,

    And a tongue to say "Good day".  

    ____________________________________

    This is the way we wash our hands,

    Wash our hands, wash our  

    hands.

    This is the way we wash our hands

    So early in the morning.

    substitute:

    ....Brush our teeth

    ...Comb our hair

    ...Give a hug etc.

    ______________________________________...

    Puzzles, blocks, and loads of toys,

    Circle time for the girls and boys.

    Crayons, scissors, and new books,

    Cubbyholes, cots, and new coat hooks.

    Paper, pencils, paints, and glue,

    It’s back to school for all of you!

    ___________________________________

  4. If you go to any good book-shop in your locality, there are hundreds of good, illustrated book of Nursery Rhymes that give many poems.

    I can't believe you don't know.

    If you are looking for original poems, here's one---

    Mary had a little sheep,

    With whom one day she went to sleep.

    The sheep turned out to be a Ram--

    Mary had a little lamb!

    Ha ha ha!

  5. nursery rhyms are good...humpty dumpty, hickery dickery dock, etc.

  6. A B C D E F G

    H I J K LMNOP

    Q R S and T U V

    W X and Y and Z.

    Now I know my ABCs;

    Next time won't you sing with me.

    Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

    Baa, baa black sheep

    Have you any wool

    Yes sir, yes sir

    Three bags full.

    One for my master

    And one for my dame

    And one for the little boy

    Who lives down the lane.

    The Farmer in the Dell

    The farmer in the dell,

    The farmer in the dell,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The farmer in the dell.

    The farmer takes a wife,

    The farmer takes a wife,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The farmer takes a wife.

    The wife takes a child,

    The wife takes a child,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The wife takes a child.

    The child takes a nurse,

    The child takes a nurse,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The child takes a nurse.

    The nurse takes a dog,

    The nurse takes a dog,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The nurse takes a dog.

    The dog takes a cat,

    The dog takes a cat,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The dog takes a cat.

    The cat takes a rat,

    The cat takes a rat,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The cat takes a rat.

    The rat takes the cheese,

    The rat takes the cheese,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The rat takes the cheese.

    The cheese stands alone,

    The cheese stands alone,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The cheese stands alone.

    ----------

    Here are a couple:

    Jack Sprat could eat no fat

    His wife could eat no lean.

    And so between the two of them,

    They licked the platter clean!

    ------------------

    Twinkle Twinkle little star

    How I wonder what you are

    Up above the world so high

    Like a diamond in the sky

    ------------------------

    Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall

    Humpty Dumpty had a great fall

    All the kings horses and all the kings men

    Couldn't put Humpty together again

    -------------

    Old King Cole was a merry old soul

    And a merry old soul was he

    He called for his pipe

    And he called for his bowl

    And he called for his fiddlers, three

  7. Easy!Just read Mother Goose.

  8. The frog

    A little frog sat on a log

    And said "nobody cares about me"

    A duck came along

    And said "you are wrong"

    And gobbled him up for tea

    Jimmy and James

    Jimmy is a tadpole

    A playful little bloke

    James is twelve weeks older

    And my, how he can croak!

    The Tadpole

    My      

          

          

          

          

          

          

            

        

      Tail is shorter

    My legs are longer

    When I'm a frog

    I'll be much stronger

    The Wind

    No matter if there's rain or sun

    The wind can come to have some fun

    It sometimes changes to a breeze

    Or blows so hard it makes you sneeze

    It blows my kite and swirls around

    And makes the leaves come tumbling down

    It spreads the seed of all the flowers

    And huffs and puffs for hours and hours

    Penguin Pete

    I'm a penguin

    My name is Pete

    I live where it's cold

    I don't like the heat

    I play on the land

    And swim in the sea

    The worlds best fishermen

    Just has to be me.

    Little Pig

    Little pig, your not very big

    But my. Oh my , oh my!

    You get yourself in such a mess

    I'm sure I don't know why

    Mouse in the House

    There's a mouse in the house

    I know it is there

    When it shuffles about

    It gives me a scare

    I really Can't stand it

    It gives me a fright

    When it scampers about

    In the darkness of night

    Homes

    I might have lived inside a shell

    If I had been a snail

    Or in a great, wide tossing sea

    If I had been a whale

    Or in a noisy, busy hive

    If I had been a bee

    Or a bunny in a burrow

    Eating lettuce for my tea

    I might have had a kennel home

    If I had been a dog

    Or a long down in a creek-bed

    If I had been a frog

    I might have been a tiny bird

    And lived inside a nest

    But oh ! I'm glad I'm just a child

    I think my home is best

    Read Read Read

    Read, read, Read!

    The more you read

    The more you know

    The more you know

    The more you grow

    So read, read, read!

    Welcome Butterfly

    Small white egg upon a leaf

    The hours hurry by,

    Caterpillar eat our fill

    Or you will surely die

    Sleepy now and very fat

    On a twig you lie

    Cosy in you soft cocoon

    Now welcome, butterfly

    Caterpillar

    Fuzzy wuzzy caterpillar

    Crawling all about

    Would you b a real good friend

    And help a fellow out?

    My shoes get scuffed and dirty

    When I go out to play

    So slide yourself across my

    Shows and brush the dirt away

    My Hat

    What do you suppose?

    A bee sat on nose

    Then what do you think?

    He gave me a wink

    And said "I beg your pardon,

    I thought you were the garden."

    The wise old owl

    A wise old owl

    Sat on a oak

    the more he heard

    the less he spoke

    the less he spoke

    the more he heard

    why aren't we all

    like that old bird?

    Safety rhyme

    Stop says the red light

    Go says green

    Be careful says the amber which

    Shines in between.

    My shadow

    I have a little shadow

    The goes about with me

    And what can be the use of it

    Is more then I can see

    It is very, very like me

    From its heels to its hair

    And I see it jump before me

    When I jump in the air

  9. Lots just by a poem books for children or visit a ABC shop and by CDs for kids poem.

  10. A B C D E F G

    H I J K LMNOP

    Q R S and T U V

    W X and Y and Z.

    Now I know my ABCs;

    Next time won't you sing with me.



    Baa, Baa, Black Sheep  

    Baa, baa black sheep

    Have you any wool

    Yes sir, yes sir

    Three bags full.

    One for my master

    And one for my dame

    And one for the little boy

    Who lives down the lane.

    The Farmer in the Dell

    The farmer in the dell,

    The farmer in the dell,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The farmer in the dell.

    The farmer takes a wife,

    The farmer takes a wife,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The farmer takes a wife.

    The wife takes a child,

    The wife takes a child,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The wife takes a child.

    The child takes a nurse,

    The child takes a nurse,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The child takes a nurse.

    The nurse takes a dog,

    The nurse takes a dog,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The nurse takes a dog.

    The dog takes a cat,

    The dog takes a cat,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The dog takes a cat.

    The cat takes a rat,

    The cat takes a rat,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The cat takes a rat.

    The rat takes the cheese,

    The rat takes the cheese,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The rat takes the cheese.

    The cheese stands alone,

    The cheese stands alone,

    Heigh-ho, the derry-o,

    The cheese stands alone.

    for more  small poems (Musical Rhymes)with audio

    please go to

    http://www.indianchild.com/nursery%20rhy...

    (just enter at above links)

  11. Whats SpongeBob without Patrik

    Whats Pooh without Tiger

    Whats Me without You

    I MADE IT UP

  12. A flea and a fly in a flue,

    were caught so what could they do?

    said the fly "Let us flee"

    "Let us fly" said the flea

    So they flew through a flaw in the flue!

  13. Here are a couple:

    Jack Sprat could eat no fat

    His wife could eat no lean.

    And so between the two of them,

    They licked the platter clean!

    ------------------

    Twinkle Twinkle little star

    How I wonder what you are

    Up above the world so high

    Like a diamond in the sky

    ------------------------

    Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall

    Humpty Dumpty had a great fall

    All the kings horses and all the kings men

    Couldn't put Humpty together again

    -------------

    Old King Cole was a merry old soul

    And a merry old soul was he

    He called for his pipe

    And he called for his bowl

    And he called for his fiddlers, three

  14. Do you love me, or do you not

    You told me once, but I forgot.

    10 little Indians

    (Make a window with your fingers)

    I look through my window

    and who do I see...

    I see ________,

    smiling at me.

  15. Roald Dahl has written many stories in his life some arn't poems but are great fun to read alour with children

    stories such as 'where going on a bear hunt' is really fun to read aloud.i loved it when i was a child and now my children love it. its great fun when they join in with the chorus and the actions. it'll put a smile on not just your childs face but your sons aswell.

  16. did u ever read the ones from where the sidewalk ends series by shel silverstein they were my favorite and some are really funny for example

    http://www.shelsilverstein.com/indexSite...

    check out the main website for kids

    also heres a sample

    Batty

    The baby bat

    Screamed out in fright,

    'Turn on the dark,

    I'm afraid of the light.'

    http://www.etni.org.il/literature/sokel....

    thats the website with some they r cute

  17. twinkle twinkle is the best poetry for childrens like uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu..............

  18. Here is a couple, Little nanny annie goat in a white petticoat the longer she stands , The shorter she grows,  The North wind doth blows and we should have snow and what would poor robin do then ? Poor thing? He will sit in the barn and keep  himself warm and hide himself under his wing Poor thing?   How about The wheels on the bus go round and round,  then beep beep, thats all i can remeber, the little choo choo,

  19. -First I saw the white bear, then I saw the black;

    Then I saw the camel with a hump upon his back;

    Then I saw the grey wolf, with mutton in his maw;

    Then I saw the wombat waddle in the straw;

    Then I saw the elephant a-waving of his trunk;

    Then I saw the monkeys-mercy, how unpleasantly they-smelt!

    -twinkle twinkle little star

    how i wonder what you are

    up above the world so high

    like a diamond in the sky

    twinkle twinkle lttle start how i wonder what you are

    -

  20. stick with nursery rhymes  

    also

    any color songs

    & where  the sidewalk ends

  21. http://www.canteach.ca/elementary/songsp...

    This website has tons of poems on just about every theme...

    Good Luck & have fun!

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