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Download full textHoneyghan, Glasceta – Florida Reading Quarterly, 2000
Drama through Mother Goose nursery rhymes can be integrated in the pre-K-3 curriculum. Activities can range from spontaneous gestures and facial expression, to guided performance where a teacher might have specific objectives in mind and rehearse a rhyme for formal performance. Activities include unison or choral speaking; "line-a-child"…
Descriptors: Choral Speaking, Class Activities, Classroom Techniques, Drama
Peer reviewedBuchoff, Rita – Young Children, 1994
Preschool and elementary school children can participate in pleasurable and worthwhile language experiences through the use of rhythmic group chants. Teachers can select contemporary poems, nursery rhymes, or have children make up their own chants. Provides examples of group chants and sources for chants, rhymes, and poems. (MDM)
Descriptors: Children, Class Activities, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education
