Kids, young and old, love a rhyme. Kids poems are just fun.
Sometimes poems for kids are nonsensical. Sometimes they teach a moral.
But always, a poem will encourage a giggle.
Even though kids have fun reading poems, they're more than just fun.
Rhyming makes reading childrens poetry predictable.
Young readers feel a sense of accomplishment by anticipating the way a poem might end.
The simple structure, imagery, and rhythm of a kid's poem makes comprehension easy - reinforcing the sense of accomplishment.
Kids poems can be powerful self esteem builders.
Do You Wonder Why?
Off The Ground
Serenade of the Bee
Someone Came Knocking
Come Out To Play
Multiplication
Song for a Fifth Child
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Tug O War
My Pencil
Believe
The Little Maid
Picking Berries
When the Moon Peeps
Ferdinand Frog
My Pillow
The Lost Shoe
Nicholas Nye
Goose On The Loose
Am I Sorry?
This Wonderful World
Little Old Cupid
Jim Jay
Play Time
A Fine Bird
See-See
The Ship of Rio
The Mad Prince
The Shadow Child
Raindrop Children
The Echo
The Old Soldier
Little Green Orchard
The Golden Rule
Grandma's Cookies
My Doggie
The Wind
April Showers
Robin Red Breast
Blue Bird's Garden
Funny Doggies
Sams Memory Poem
There Was A Monkey
The Opera Glasses
The Mirror Child
Breakfast In Bed
The Family Photo
My Gingerbread Man
Baa Baa Black Sheep
Night Things
My Little Brother
Topsy Turvy World
Tillie Turveycombe
Unruly Things
Hollyhock Friends
In My Mother's Lap
My Kitten
Mr. Moon
My Father's Socks
The Father Poem
Haying Time
Christmas Land
Flower Painters
The House That Jack Built
Jack Sprat
The Cure For Feeling Sad
Yellow Dog
Good Night
Polly
Contented John
Alice's ABC Poem Part I
Alice's ABC Poem Part II
The Alphabet Zoo
The Honey Robbers
Poems About Flowers
Day of the Week
Johnny Crows Garden
The Thief
Jack and Jill short version
Jack and Jill long version
Jenny Wren
Jack Be Nimble
London Bridge
Little Bo Peep
Little Bird
Little Boy Blue
Pat A Cake
Little Miss Muffet
Mulberry Bush
Old King Cole
Old Mother Hubbard
One Two Buckle My Shoe
Old Woman
Pease Porridge
Queen of Hearts
Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater
Rain Rain Go Away
Sing a Song of Sixpence
Three Blind Mice
Wee Willie Winkie
Where Are You Going? Who says you have to be long (or tall) to be important?
Here's a collection of short, quick and fun childrens poems who've joined together to make one really great collection - all on one page. Buckle up! It's quick, but it's fun!
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