- Oral tradition
- No finite set
- Age unknown
- Peter and Iona Opie recorded rhymers over 200 years old
- Grow and change over time
- Mother Goose-uniquely English; came out of Britain
- 1744- 1st known collection of nursery rhymes; entitled Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book
- John Newberry attached Mother Goose
- 1765 he published Mother Goose's Melody
- took Mother Goose idea from Perault
- 1st poetry most children learn
- talk about everyday life issues
- have historical connections
- focuses on things senses can grasp
- children prefer humor or tell a story
- prefer strong rhythms and strong rhyme
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Study Guide for Nursery Rhymes
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