96 minutes... with English songs!

NURSERY RHYME.- London bridge is falling down.

In London there are lots of bridges. But it is a common mistake.

Sailing towards the sea, you find them in this order.

This is London Bridge.                                      This is Tower Bridge.

Do you remember materials (Tiger Tales 1, Unit 6)?

- Sticks
- Stones
- Wood
- Clay
- Iron
- Steel
- Silver
- Gold

- Paper
- Leather
- Tin
- Plastic


And this is a game with this Nursery Rhyme...

Do you remember this game with teacher Ángeles?

NURSERY RHYME.- One, two, three...

I'm sure you remember this...

Incy, wincy spider.

It's a well known NURSERY RHYME.



Look for more in the blog. 

NURSERY RHYMES.- Hickory, dickory, dock.

Now read and sing or play the music..

NURSERY RHYMES.- Humpty, dumpty.

You can learn and sing...




Have a look... 

Open your umbrella!

Three blind mice.

This is a nursery rhime about three blind mice.




Lyrics:

This is another explanation:

Three Blind Mice 

One sunny afternoon, a farmer’s wife was shocked to find three mice in her kitchen. She did not know what to do. She looked closely and noticed that the mice were blind. 

The farmer’s wife quickly took a carving knife and cut off their tails. The mice screamed and shouted in pain. They twitched and rolled across the floor. 

Suddenly, they got up and started to run after the farmer’s wife. The farmer’s wife was horrified. She ran out of the house screaming for help. The three mice stopped chasing the farmer’s wife and laughed loudly. She ran for help. She was saved by her friends. If the friends had not been there, she would have been bitten by the mice. Moral of the story : 

Do not do something that will make it worse or put yourself in danger. 

And this may be the tue story:

“Three Blind Mice” is one of the most beloved nursery rhymes and musical rounds for children.

The origin of this rhyme goes back in the 1609 when the first written version of the song was published by Thomas Ravenscroft in “Deuteromelia” or “The Seconde part of Musicks melodie”.

According to some claims the “three blind mice” are the three Protestants executed by Queen Mary I of England, in the Catholicism and Protestantism conflict. It is about the Oxford Martyrs who were tried for heresy and burnt at the stake in 1555.

The modern version of the song was first included in children’s literature much later, at the beginning of 19th century, and its lyrics are different than the original one.

London bridge... Rhyme

1,2,3,4,5 Once I caught a fish alive.

You know this rhyme since last year (Infantil 5 años).

And here is a new (and the last) video. Sing it and have fun!

Once I caught a fish alive...

This is another Nursery Rhyme you know.




Here is a new video with the song.

Wheels on the bus.

This is a nursery rhyme for very young learners... and it's also a song for our second level students.

Rain, rain go away...

Rain, rain... go away!

This year we have got a lot of rain.
Do you remember this rhyme?



Now read the Rhyme.

Here you can colour a picture of this Nursery Rhyme.

Itsy, Bitsy Spider

Do you remember this rhyme?



And this is a different version of the same Rhyme moving your fingers...



And here you can read it.

Hickory dickory dock

Do you remember this rhyme?



Here you can read it.

And here you can do more activities.

Do you want to colour this story?

Nursery rhyme. Humpty Dumpty

We start with this famous 'Nursery Rhyme' a new series in this blog.
Our students know 'Humpty' and here you can watch and listen to the story.



Here you can read the story.

Here you can colour on line and print your picture... And you can look for more activies with help.