Use Nursery Rhymes for Kindergarten Story Elements!

Getting started with reading comprehension skills in Kindergarten can be daunting. Finding age-appropriate books is difficult, expensive, and time-consuming. That’s why we recommend using Nursery Rhymes!

Nursery rhymes are a good choice for beginning readers because they are short and simple, with a catchy, memorable rhythm and repetition of words. This makes them easy to remember and helps children develop their reading skills. Nursery rhymes also often introduce basic concepts and vocabulary that are useful for young children to learn. Additionally, many nursery rhymes have been passed down for generations and have a strong cultural significance, which can be enjoyable and enriching for children to learn.

Hickory Dickory Dock – Activities and Worksheets for Comprehension

This resource is designed to provide story element practice with fun and engaging worksheets. The worksheets in this group surround the story elements found within  Hickory Dickory Dock. (character, setting, sequence). Multiple worksheets for various ability levels are included, making them perfect for differentiation.

Download and Print Your Hickory Dickory Dock Rhyme Activities

This resource is downloadable in two formats, easy-print PDF and editable Google Slides format. Use the dropdown arrow to select the download of your choice. Print your file, make copies, and you are ready to teach! 

This resource pairs perfectly with our Hickory Dickory Dock Teaching Slides and Pocket Chart Retell Resources.

This resource was created by Samantha Rose, a teacher in Florida and Teach Starter Collaborator.