Mother Goose
Many children are already familiar with the Mother Goose nursery rhymes, which makes them easier to read for beginning readers. While the origins of Mother Goose may be shrouded in history, the poems attributed to her still delight children centuries later. This reading set includes some of the most famous of these beloved rhymes from a 1916 compilation.
Reading Passages In This Set
Sing a Song of Sixpence
Many generations of English-speaking children have g...
84 Words, K-2nd Grades, Context Clues and Summary
The House That Jack Built
For hundreds of years, children have been delighted ...
400 Words, K-2nd Grades, Rhythm & Rhyme and Summary
One, Two, Buckle My Shoe
Mother Goose nursery rhymes have been used for many ...
58 Words, K-2nd Grades, Rhythm & Rhyme and Summary
A Week of Birthdays
English-speaking children have grown up with Mother ...
56 Words, K-2nd Grades, Context Clues and Summary
Old King Cole
The beloved Mother Goose nursery rhymes have been ar...
74 Words, K-2nd Grades, Figurative Language, Rhythm & Rhyme, and Summary
Going to St. Ives
This classic Mother Goose nursery rhyme comes from a...
71 Words, 1st-2nd Grades, Main / Central Idea and Summary