Category «Mother Goose»
The History of Teddy Bear Teddy Bear
The Benefits of Mother Goose Songs
Impact of Parent-Child Mother Goose Program So many children have been raised learning classic Mother Goose songs. A few songs that may sound familiar are Jack Be Nimble, Mary Had A Little Lamb, Baa Baa Black Sheep and Humpty Dumpty. In recent years many researchers have invested a vast amount of time investigating the possible …
The Benefits of Sheet Music
The History of Pat-a-Cake
The origins of Pat-a-Cake or Patty Cake may have a few slight differences depending on your research. It is generally accepted that the origins of this rhyme date back to 1698, first appearing in the Thomas D’Urfey play The Campaigners. Most experts agree that at its foundation, it is English in origin and was popularized …
About the Mother Goose Characters
During the late 17th century, the legendary Mother Goose nursery rhymes and fairy tales started to appear and parents began introducing children to Mother Goose characters. Since then, babies in the cribs are read nursery rhymes about Humpty Dumpty, Jack Be Nimble, Mary Quite Contrary, Little Bo Peep and so many more. When they are …
The History of Auld Lang Syne
The History of Jack Sprat
The Benefits of Singing Bingo
The childhood song Bingo has a multitude of benefits. For one, it helps children identify letters and the corresponding sounds that goes with them. The song allows kids to practice their speech because they are repeating the same sounds. They begin to recognize the alphabet and its construction of words. When repeating letters, it brings …
The History of Scrub-a-Dub-Dub
Every nursery rhyme has its own backstory. Some are nice and whimsical, while others are a bit more mysterious. One such rhyme is Scrub-a-Dub-Dub, although it is more properly known as Rub-a-Dub Dub or Three Men in a Tub. It has gone through a number of different versions since its 18th century origins. The original …