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Nature Rhymes for Kids

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Nature Rhymes for Kids

Read the little poems aloud. Listen for words that rhyme, then try your own nature words.

A Road Trip in Nature

Charlotte, Arjun and Mele are travelling across Aotearoa New Zealand. At each stop, they spot something special.

Read the Rhymes

A little stream goes splash and gleam, It skips past rocks and joins a dream. A fantail flits from tree to tree, It flicks its tail and chirps with glee.
1.In the stream poem, which two words rhyme?
  • stream and gleam
  • rocks and tree
  • tail and chirps
2.What does the fantail do with its tail?
Clouds roll softly, grey and white, They shade the road from sunlight bright. Then raindrops tap the window pane, And tiny rivers cross the lane.
3.Which word in the poem rhymes with “bright”?
  • softly
  • white
  • road
4.Circle the weather words in this list: cloud, raindrops, pebble, sunlight.
5.Finish the rhyme: “Raindrops tap the window .”
Kererū glide through the forest green, Their shining feathers flash and gleam. A yellow sun warms rock and fern, Then homeward down the road we turn.
6.True or false: The kererū glide through the forest.
TrueFalse
7.Choose the two words that rhyme in the lookout poem.
  • green and gleam
  • sun and fern
  • rock and homeward
8.Which nature thing warms the rock and fern?

Make a Nature Rhyme

Choose a nature word, then finish the lines with a word that rhymes. You can draw your idea too.

9.Complete the couplet with a rhyming word: “A fern grows beside a .”
10.Write one short rhyming pair about something in nature. For example: “A bird in a tree / sings happily.”
Draw one thing the travellers might see. Add a label if you like.

3 printable pages

  • Nature Rhymes for Kids, page 1 of 3: A Road Trip in Nature, Read the Rhymes

    Page 1

  • Nature Rhymes for Kids, page 2 of 3: Make a Nature Rhyme

    Page 2

  • Nature Rhymes for Kids, page 3 of 3: 10. Write one short rhyming pair about something in nature. For example: “A bird in a

    Page 3

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