What is nursery rhymes?

Answer 1

A nursery rhyme is a story told in a song/ poem, that is written for children.

A nursery rhyme is a short sometimes rhyming story. Also they're all fictional.

n. A short, rhymed song, poem or tale for children such as Mary Had a Little Lamb

Answer 2

Nursery rhymes are short traditional poems or songs typically sung to young children. They often feature simple, repetitive language and rhyming patterns, making them easy for children to remember and participate in. Nursery rhymes are a common part of early childhood education and entertainment.

Answer 3

I believe its death because in every song like humpty dumpdy he fell off the wall and then rosy posy its about ashes and then hush little baby don't say a word its says cradle will fall... so i believe its death.

Answer 4

Well like Old Mother Hubbard talks about poor English people back in the 1600's.

Answer 5

Nursery rhymes typically are meant to teach lessons. These lessons include being loyal, doing the right thing, and treating others with respect.

Answer 6

The primary purpose of a nursery rhyme is to be easy enough that even small children can learn the rhymes and be able to sing and understand them. It improves their vocabulary.

Answer 7

hey diddle diddle my cat plays the fiddle

and the dog flies over the moon,

then he`ll come home with a bone and a bin

with a bowl and spoon running behind him.

Answer 8

Nursery rhymes are called Nursery rhymes because they rhyme and children sing them when their in nursury.