With these rhyming stories, children will explore enchanting tales filled with rhythm and rhyme. Through engaging stories, they will enhance their language skills, spark creativity, and develop a love for reading while having fun with playful, memorable verses. You can download this storybook (PDF) using the link at the story’s end.
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Rhyming stories for preschool educators
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The Sweet Candy
In a shop with colors bright,
Sweet candy brings pure delight.
Lollipops and chocolate bars,
Every bite tastes like a star.
The Twinkling Stars
In the night, the stars do gleam,
Winking softly, like a dream.
They dance in the sky, oh so high,
A sparkling show, a lullaby.
The Beautiful Butterfly
A butterfly flutters, bright and free,
With wings of color, a sight to see.
Dancing on flowers, in the warm sun’s light,
Spreading joy and making hearts feel bright.
My Family
My family’s love is big and wide,
Together we laugh, with joy and pride.
We share our dreams, our hugs, and more,
In our cozy home, there’s always a score!
The Starry Night
The starry night is a magical sight,
Twinkling stars shining oh so bright.
Moonbeams dance, and dreams take flight,
Under the sky, everything feels right!
The Silly Clown
The silly clown with a big red nose,
Jumps and tumbles, and everyone knows.
With laughter and joy, he spreads good cheer,
Bringing smiles to all who are near!
The Little Train
The little train goes choo-choo-choo,
Chugging along, it’s coming through!
Over the hills and through the trees,
Riding the train brings joy and ease!
Friendly Robots
Friendly robots, shiny and bright,
Helping us out from morning to night.
With giggles and gears, they dance around,
In a world of fun, friendship is found!
The Happy Flower
The happy flower blooms in the sun,
Waving its petals, having such fun.
With colors so bright, it spreads delight,
In the garden, everything feels right!
Playing in the Park
Swinging high, touching the sky,
Sliding down, oh my, oh my!
Playing tag and running around,
In the park, joy can be found!
In conclusion, the Rhymes Story Learning Activity fosters a joyful learning environment where children can enhance their language skills and creativity. By engaging with rhymes, they not only enjoy storytelling but also build a strong foundation for future reading and writing. Connect with Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube & Telegram. Join our Telegram group to request free printables!
MCQ’s Questions
1. What does the magic hat pull out?
A) Bunnies and flowers
B) Candy and toys
C) Books and games
D) Stars and moons
2. What does the family in “My Family” share?
A) Only toys
B) Dreams, hugs, and joy
C) Food and drinks
D) Secrets and stories
3. What is special about the flying fish?
A) They can sing
B) They leap high in the ocean
C) They glow in the dark
D) They build nests
4. How does the brave little mouse explore the world?
A) With a map
B) By flying
C) With courage and friends
D) In a car
5. What do the twinkling stars in “The Starry Night” represent?
A) Fear
B) Laughter
C) Magic and dreams
D) Darkness
6. What does the silly clown do to spread cheer?
A) Jumps and tumbles
B) Tells stories
C) Sings songs
D) Dances slowly
7. What feeling does the cozy blanket provide?
A) Coldness
B) Happiness
C) Warmth and snugness
D) Boredom
8. What sound does the little train make?
A) Beep-beep
B) Chug-chug
C) Choo-choo
D) Honk-honk
9. What do friendly robots do?
A) Sleep all day
B) Help us from morning to night
C) Hide from people
D) Play alone
10. What does the happy flower do in the garden?
A) Withers away
B) Spreads delight
C) Hides from the sun
D) Grows tall and straight
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