If Girls Are Sugar and Spice, What are Little Boys Made of?
What Is the Whole Poem of Girls Are Made of Sugar and Spice? And What are Little Boys Made of? Snips and Snails, of course! Download the poems here.
Activities
The Turkey is a Funny Bird - Preschool Thanksgiving Poems
Songs and preschool Thanksgiving poems for celebrating the holiday with fun and gratitude, including The Turkey is a Funny Bird and Turkey Wore His Rainbow Feathers.
It's Monster Day, Hip-Hip-Hooray! Halloween Song for Preschoolers
No, monsters aren't scary! They've got personality and spirit in this Monster Day song for preschoolers, by Linda Arnold.
The Kiss Goes On: A Kissing Hand Poem for Soothing Separation Anxiety
Help little ones learn to say goodbye with the perfect story for soothing separation anxiety, The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn, and a Kissing Hand poem for sharing.
Summer Sensory Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Make messes together this summer with these fun sensory activities for toddlers and preschoolers! In an over stimulated world, one of the most important sensory activities is learning how to slow down, be still, and enjoy of the moment.
Doh Appétit! Edible Play Dough Recipes for Sensory Play
Preschoolers and toddlers love these homemade edible play dough recipes. They love to eat their art, and we bet older children will gladly join in the fun too!
'If You Give A Mom a Latte' Inspired by Laura Numeroff
Hectic mothers with young children can relate to this humorous motherhood poem inspired by children’s author Laura Numeroff and her book ‘If you Give a Mouse a Cookie’.
Best Way in the World to Tie Kids Shoes
Parents will tie kids shoes until at least around age 5-6. Learn how to tie shoes that will never come untied, yet your toddler can undo it with a single tug. You’ll never need to tie a double-knot again!
Monday’s Child Poem: Your Child's Personality by Day of the Week
Will your child be fair, graceful, or woeful? Is your baby a Monday's child? Tradition holds that you can predict your child’s temperament based on the day of the week they were born.
What Does Thursday's Child has Far to Go Mean?
The phrase "Thursday's Child has Far to Go" is from the Old English nursery rhyme "Monday's Child" which is a poem based on the days of the week.
