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Nursery Rhyme Lyrics - Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature Bundle One

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    1. Are nursery rhymes poemsAre nursery rhymes poems? YES! and so much more!This complete set of the Mother Goose meets Mother Nature will give you a Nursery Rhyme study to do every month during the school year. You will get a printable guided reading book and a PowerPoint flip-book for each unique Nurs
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    Are you searching for a way to get your students to remember scientific concepts while learning to read?

    When I taught kindergarten and the state first began to develop the standards, we had a hard time finding resources that covered the information. We were already using familiar nursery rhymes in our classroom because children loved to sing and say them. They could track these poems on charts easier than other texts. Therefore, we decided that if we changed the lyrics of the rhymes to cover the new information presented in the standards, our students would be able to recite and remember the scientific information while they tracked and read each rhyme.

    The "Mother Goose Meets Mother Nature" curriculum was born.

    We got busy pairing a Mother Goose Rhyme to a scientific concept and then changed the nursery rhyme lyrics. We put each rhyme into a book that children could hold and read. The books include full-color illustrations to help children decipher the text. Each book also includes a title page, a dedication page, and the full rhyming text on the back cover. The books are also done as a PowerPoint eBook that you can show on an interactive whiteboard, computer, or TV screen.

    This bundle includes the first six books:

    1. Jack and Jill Learn About Water

    Jack and Jill climb up a very big hill to fetch a pail of ice. When they return down the mountain, they discover how temperature changes the states of water. The ice melts to liquid and as they apply even more heat, they watch it bubble and turn to steam.

    2. Little Miss Muffet Learns About Spiders

    Little Miss Muffet has learned exactly how spiders and insects are different. She observes and discovers important scientific facts about each and overcomes her fear of spiders.

    3. Humpty Dumpty Learns About Positions

    Humpty Dumpty is an eaglet that ventures out of its shell, off of a ledge, and flies above, around, and below. He learns new positional words and how important it is to try his best.

    4. Jack B. Nimble Learns About Shadows

    Jack the nimble may be able to jump a candlestick, but can he jump his own shadow? As he tries this new impressive trick, he discovers he cannot. He must learn how shadows are made and where they come from. With the sun as his teacher, he learns why shadows follow their source and therefore, cannot be jumped.

    5. Jack Sprat Learns About Food

    Jack Sprat helps his wife understand how to have a balanced diet that includes protein even though she does not want to eat meat. As married couples do not always agree, they learn together about the different food groups and how important it is to have servings from each.

    6.Mary Learns About Animal Coverings

    The familiar Mother Goose rhyme of Mary Had a Little Lamb takes a turn when Mary’s one lamb is sheared. She then possesses two snakes and discovers their skin is different. Finally, she has three birds with yet another type of covering. Eventually, Mary learns that each of the animal’s coverings exists to help them survive in their habitat. The numbers of each animal are intentional and get the child counting. After reading the book, the student can add additional animals with higher digits and continue the pattern.

    Separately these books sell for $5.50 each. This bundle gives you all six books for the price of five.

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    Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.
    Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words and phrases by using context clues, analyzing meaningful word parts, and consulting general and specialized reference materials, as appropriate.
    NGSSK-ESS3-1
    Use a model to represent the relationship between the needs of different plants or animals (including humans) and the places they live. Examples of relationships could include that deer eat buds and leaves, therefore, they usually live in forested areas; and, grasses need sunlight so they often grow in meadows. Plants, animals, and their surroundings make up a system.

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