April 2020 – Kids @ FTPL

Count On!

There were ten in the bed, and the little one said, “Roll over! Roll over!” So they all rolled over

There is something magical about the number three. It occurs repeatedly in folktales and fairy tales, and there is a

One of our recent nursery rhymes programs introduced simple elephant head puppets for use with the Elephant Song. In this

A popular theme in nursery rhymes and children’s songs is counting. In addition to Five Little Ducks and Five Little

What is strong? Well, that might depend on one’s perspective! In a Korean folktale, a rat family seeks to marry

An amazing online resource is the University of South Florida’s Lit2Go collection of online stories, poems, folktales, and more. The

Like so many of our popular rhymes and children’s songs, Row Row Row Your Boat has its roots in the

Paper folding has been around for at least 1,000 years. It has its roots in Japan and China but may

The story of the little chick who panics has long been a childhood classic in America and elsewhere. It is