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DO I KNOW MY NURSERY RHYMES?. Click anywhere to begin. Who Are You?. TEACHER STUDENT. TEACHER:. Target Audience Learning Environment Objectives Orientation Motivation Information Application Evaluation . TARGET AUDIENCE:.
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DO I KNOW MY NURSERY RHYMES? Click anywhere to begin
Who Are You? TEACHER STUDENT
TEACHER: • Target Audience • Learning Environment • Objectives • Orientation • Motivation • Information • Application • Evaluation
TARGET AUDIENCE: This activity is aimed towards children in grades 5-7. These children work well with hands on things and can understand moderate material. For children this age the need minimum help and work best with well explained ideas where they can ask questions.
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT: This activity is designed to be done in class or as an individual and can be accomplished anywhere there is a computer. The environment needs to be a place promoting learning and education and should be a place where the child can focus. The computers need to have the required program on it so that each child can accomplish the task.
OBJECTIVES: Students will be able to complete a 10 question quiz about 3 different Nursery Rhymes with 100% accuracy. They will have learned the Nursery Rhymes and their origins.
ORIENTATION: • Students will be learning about 3 different Nursery Rhymes: • Jack Sprat • 3 Blind Mice • Ring around the Rosie Each slide will produce new information for the student that all leads to a 10 point qui at the end.
MOTIVATION: • Humpty Dumpty is the character chosen to travel through the Nursery Rhymes with the children. He will provide comments and help them along the way.
INFORMATION: • Information used in this activity was gathered from: http://www.rhymes.org.uk/ I chose my Nursery Rhymes and got their history from here.
APPLICATION: • This activity can be used when doing a lesson plan on Nursery Rhymes. It is a good way to test a child’s knowledge on the Nursery Rhymes.
EVALUATION: • You will be able to evaluate how well your students learned the information by how well they did on the final quiz at the end. If you are doing this as a class, the review questions along the way are also a good indicator on how well your students are doing as a class.
STUDENT: You are about to travel through the realm of Nursery Rhymes. Along the way you are going to run into some very unique characters that will help you through your Nursery Rhymes. So to get started click the arrow at the bottom of the screen.
GETTING FAMILIAR: Click each button to find out what they do! BACK MENU NEXT QUIZ
BACK This button takes you back to the page you just left!
NEXT This button takes you to the next page!
MENU This button takes you back to the Main Menu where you can choose from other Nursery Rhymes.
QUIZ If at any time you feel ready to take the quiz, you can click on this button!
NOW THAT YOU KNOW WHAT EACH BUTTON MEANS….. LET’S BEGIN!!!
CHOOSE THE NURSERY RHYME YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT! JACK SPRAT 3 BLIND MICE RING AROUND THE ROSIE REVIEW VIDEO
JACK SPRAT Hello, My name is Jack Sprat and I will be traveling with you through my Nursery Rhyme!
JACK SPRAT Jack Sprat could eat no fat, His wife could eat no lean. And so between the two of them, They licked the platter clean. Jack ate all the lean, Joan ate all the fat. The bone they picked clean, Then gave it to the cat. Jack Sprat was wheeling, His wife by the ditch. The barrow turned over, And in she did pitch. Says Jack, “She’ll be drowned”, But Joan did reply. “I don’t think I shall, For the ditch is quite dry”.
JACK SPRAT HISTORY This Nursery Rhyme is based off of the King Charles I and his wife Queen Henrietta Maria. When King Charles (Jack Sprat) declared war on Spain, parliament refused to give him money (leaving him lean). So his wife made an illegal war tax (to get some fat) after the angered King got rid of parliament.
Review Question Who could eat no lean? Jack Sprat Jack Sprat’s Wife The Cat
JACK SPRAT SORRY! Try again
JACK SPRAT’S WIFE YES!! It was Jack Sprats wife who could eat no lean!
THE CAT SORRY!! Try again
RING AROUND THE ROSIE Ring around the Rosie, A pocket full of posies. Ashes, Ashes, We all fall down.
RING AROUND THE ROSIE HISTORY • Ring around the Rosie is a Nursery Rhyme that was based off a poem on the plague of 1665. The parts of the Nursery Rhyme refer to many things about the black plague. For example “Rosie” refers to the rash that was a symptom of the plague. “Posies” were herbs thought to ward off the disease so people would “carry them in their pockets. “Lastly, the “Ashes, Ashes we all fall down” refers to the deaths of the sick people.
FUN FACT Today, Ring around the Rosie, is a game played by children of all ages where they twirl around in a circle while singing the Nursery Rhyme and at the end they would all fall down.
Review Question What was “Ring around the Rosie” based off? The Black Plague A Book Flowers
THE BLACK PLAGUE That’s Correct!! The Nursery Rhyme was based off the black plague that caused many people to die.
A BOOK SORRY!! Try again
FLOWERS SORRY!! Try again
3 BLIND MICE Hello, We are the 3 Blind Mice. Follow us through our Nursery Rhyme!
3 BLIND MICE It was pretty scary! Three blind mice, Three blind mice, See how they run, See how they run. They all ran after the farmers wife, Who cut off their tails with a carving knife. Did you ever see such a thing in your life, As three blind mice.
3 BLIND MICE HISTORY Three blind mice, is taken from the story of a woman named “Queen Mary I”. Queen Mary (nicknamed “Bloody” Mary), was known fro her persecution of Protestants. The three blind mice, were based off some men who were protestants that were burned at the stake for plotting against the Queen.
Review Question Sweet Mary Mary, Mary Quite Contrary Bloody Mary What was Queen Mary’s nickname?
SWEET MARY SORRY!! Try again
MARY, MARY QUITE CONTRARY SORRY!! Try again
BLOODY MARY G R E A T J O B ! Bloody Mary! Queen Mary was nicknamed Bloody Mary because of her violent persecution of protestants.
REVIEW VIDEO Before you take the quiz make sure you watch this video to review what you have learned.
QUESTION 1: Who could eat no lean? Jack Sprat’s Wife Bloody Mary 3 Blind Mice
JACK SPRAT’S WIFE CORRECT
BLOODY MARY OOPS! Try again
3 BLIND MICE OOPS! Try again
QUESTION 2: Which Nursery Rhyme is also a kids game? Humpty Dumpty 3 Blind mice Ring Around the Rosie
HUMPTY DUMPTY OOPS! Try again
3 BLIND MICE OOPS! Try again
RING AROUND THE ROSIE CORRECT