Soft SONG BAG - Nursery Rhymes - Let's Play - by Oskar & Ellen

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Drawstring bags work particularly well as they can be pulled close at the end of the session and can double up as a ‘feely bag’ for young babies. You can download the TLC rhyme cards to offer you some inspiration and to help you learn the words https://www.

Nursery rhymes are actually a key part of early years' literacy development; they’re children's first insights into poetry, rhyming, rhythm, repetitions, patterns, and much more. Once we had collected everything, we simply put it in the sack, along with the book and said we’d play with it later!

If you open it up to suggestions from the children they either get a bit silly or I don’t know the song!

The set includes: Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Polly Put the Kettle On, Pat-a-Cake, Pat-a-Cake Baker's Man, Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star; Baa, Baa, Black Sheep; It's Raining, It's Pouring; I hear Thunder, The Grand Old Duke of York, Incy Wincy Spider, Peter Hammers, We Can Play, Wind the Bobbin Up, Ten Fat Sausages, Five Little Ducks, One, Two, Three, Four, Five; The Alley, Alley O; Old McDonald, The Wheels on the Bus, The Farmer's in his Dell, Miss Polly, Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush, Currant Buns and I'm a Little Teapot. Fun, Interactive Method of Learning Basic Maths Skills- Both resources teach maths skills (shapes and numbers) through play! For example, to make an Old MacDonald Song Sack, fill your bag with farm animals and ask the children to pick one out for each verse. I recommend arriving with the same 15 items for a few sessions, so that the children learn how it works. We loved the song bag ,my grandson with Downs Syndrome and his brother listened to all the songs and joined in the ones they knew.We've had over 1,500 5-star reviews, so you can trust in the quality and satisfaction our products deliver. Learning nursery rhymes is a great way of building a child’s vocabulary and is a lovely activity to help bond with a baby.