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Nursery rhymes

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Groundnut1 Thu 04-Aug-16 18:59:42

Hi everyone. I have just this evening joined so please be gentle with me and I apologies if I have navigated to the wrong part of the site. My granddaughter is 21 months old and becoming quite a chatterbox as they do. I would like to teach her a nursery rhyme as a surprise for her mum and dad. Any suggestions as to which would be the easiest/shorter/sweetest please. Thanks in advance

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tanith Thu 04-Aug-16 19:13:34

How about
Hickory Dickory Dock
Little Miss Muffet
I'm a Little Teapot..

short and sweet.

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numberplease Thu 04-Aug-16 21:22:17

Tanith, great ideas. I`m a little teapot, with the actions would be a fantastic starter.

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Bbnan Thu 04-Aug-16 22:58:44

Incy wincy spider

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Badenkate Fri 05-Aug-16 07:42:10

Round and round the garden like a teddy bear

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LullyDully Fri 05-Aug-16 08:57:22

Twinkle twinkle little star is dead easy and quite cute with hand movements.sunshine

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Groundnut1 Fri 05-Aug-16 10:41:43

Thanks each of you. Will try these

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JackyB Fri 05-Aug-16 11:50:00

Pat-a-cake Pat-a-cake Baker's man.

An early clapping song.

But the hard consonants may be a bit much for a littl'un.

Ring-a-ring-a-roses may be easier.

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JackyB Fri 05-Aug-16 11:50:53

Or "Lavender's Blue, dilly dilly" - Oh crumbs, when I write that, I can still hear Vera Lynn singing it.

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jollyg Sat 06-Aug-16 08:58:16

Mrs Polly had a dolly, also actions by hand

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