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We wish a Happy Easter for all families!

May this Easter Sunday inspire you to new hope, happiness, prosperity, and abundance!

Who here does not remember a rhyme sung or recited during childhood by parents and teachers? In addition to being fun and curious, rhymes are very important in language development. The rhymes are excellent for helping children develop early language skills. This is because they increase awareness of spelling and phonemes, which are essentially the sounds that make up words.

In this sense, practicing rhyming texts out loud is fun and helps children to better understand the meanings of words. And that allows for a broader understanding of the language

And as we are learning about the oval shape here at Hyde & Seek the rhyme of the week was Humpty Dumpty’s. Can you recite it as well as our children?

In recent days we have done many activities to celebrate one of the most important dates in our country , St. Patrick’s Day.

Over the years, Saint Patrick became the patron saint of the Ireland and its inhabitants, and every March 17 this great figure is celebrated celebrating parades in every corner of the island.

 
How about we dance with the little leprechaun?

I’m a little Leprechaun

( Tune of I’m a Little Teapot)

Contributed by Leanne Guenther

Song:

I’m a little leprechaun
Dressed in green,
The tiniest man
That you have seen.
If you ever catch me, so it’s told,
I’ll give you my big pot of gold.

Actions:

I’m a little leprechaun
(hands on hips)

Dressed in green,
(point to shirt)

The tiniest man
(hold thumb and index finger about an inch apart)

That you have seen.
(point to the other people)

If you ever catch me, so it’s told,
(make a motion like you’re grabbing at a leprechaun)

I’ll give you my big pot of gold.
(make a motion like you’re giving something away)