Have you ever struggled to remember your favourite nursery rhymes so that you can teach them to your own children? This book is for you.

To read the old Nursery Rhymes brings back queer lost memories of a man's own childhood. One seems to see the loose floppy picture-books of long ago, with their boldly coloured pictures. The books were tattered and worn, and my first library consisted of a wooden box full of these volumes. And I can remember being imprisoned for some crime in the closet where the box was, and how my gaolers found me, happy and impenitent, sitting on the box, with its contents all round me, reading.

Based on current brain research, this ready-to-use lesson engages kindergartners using the Sort It strategy. Encourage students with strategies designed to foster student achievement related to rhyming.

As the second volume of a two-volume set that studies the Chinese rhyme tables, this book seeks to reconstruct the ancient rhyme tables based on the extant materials and findings. A rhyme table is a tabulated tool constituted by phonological properties, which helps indicate the pronunciation of sinograms or Chinese characters, marking an accurate and systematic account of the Chinese phonological system. The book first explores the relationship and identifies the prototype of the extant rhyme tables. Then the principles and methods for collating and rebuilding the ancient rhyme table are introduced. It then looks at the general layout, including tables, table order, shè, zhuǎn, rhyme heading, rhyme order, light and heavy articulations, rounded and unrounded articulations, and initials. The final chapter presents the reconstructed rhyme tables with detailed annotations and add-on indexes. The book will appeal to scholars and students studying Sinology, Chinese linguistics, and especially Chinese phonology.

THE MAN IN THE MOON. THE Man in the Moon Came tumbling down, And asked his way to Norwich; They told him south, And he burnt his mouth With eating cold pease-porridge. TO MARKET, TO MARKET. TO market, to market, to buy a fat Pig; Home again, home again, dancing a jig. The Man In the Moon. To Market, to Market. There Was a Man. The Lion and the Unicorn. Little Miss Muffet. Oranges and Lemons.Goosey, Goose y Gander. Humpty Dumpty. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep. The Three Wise Men of Gotham STORIES: - The Man In the Moon. - To Market, to Market. - There Was a Man. - The Lion and the Unicorn. - Little Miss Muffet. - Oranges and Lemons. - Goosey, Goosey Gander. - Humpty Dumpty. - Baa, Baa, Black Sheep. - The Three Wise Men of Gotham.

This is a collection of mostly well-known nursery rhymes that many adult readers will remember from their own childhoods. There are many delicate line-drawn and watercolor illustrations each in a Victorian style. Among the rhymes are Little Bo Peep, Wee Willy Winkey, and Hickety Pickety my Black Hen.