Nursery Rhymes have been taught to children for hundreds of years, with many in the Middle Ages. They are the first educational tools that children use to learn the language and counting skills. In addition, combining movement and music teaching for children rhythm and melody.
But according to a recent study, more than 40% of parents can not recite a nursery rhyme to the end.
Many cultures around the world have their own indigenous nursery songs, but mostthe best rhymes known in England and more recently in the United States.
Many rhymes were originally political commentary of a time when freedom of speech be punished with imprisonment or even death has been, especially if you criticize the government of the day.
Other verses refer to current events of the day. It is believed that a Ring Ring 'Roses refers to the bubonic plague, and Remember Remember, remember the Gunpowder Plot when Guy Fawkes and a group of conspiratorstried to blow up the Houses of Parliament, an event that is celebrated in England on November 5th!
Some rhymes are pretty violent -
Rock A Bye Baby
Rock A Bye Baby
On top of a tree
When the wind blows
The price of freedom
If the branch breaks
The Cradle Will Fall
Cradle to come down
Baby and all.
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Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill
Went Up a Hill
To fetch a pail of water
Jack fell
It is brokenCrown
And Jill came tumbling after
The first known collection of nursery rhymes was Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book, London, published in 1744. But probably the best known was Mother Goose Melody: or Sonnets for the Cradle, published by John Newberry in 1781. Printed in the United States in 1785 by Isaiah Thomas, his popularity to the fact that these verses are still commonly known as "Mother Goose Rhymes" confirmed the United States.
Althoughmay think that you should try to rewrite some of the lyrics to make them less violent, you should not. Psychoanalysts and educators believe that efforts to make nursery rhymes and fairy tales are a mistake politically correct. They feel a way to symbolically solve problems and that children respond to violence with fantasy and danger.
Go to the library or bookstore and buy a book of nursery rhymes, or download from the Internet a few. Then, byTeach your children Nursery Rhymes and action, have fun with them for the movement you want, when they play on the tongue and count at the same time building a bond and fiery energy.
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