Explore our I’m a Little Teapot activities and nursery rhyme resources for EYFS and KS1. Use this collection to explore the familiar rhyme through early literacy, maths, creative activities and hands-on learning.
Find I’m a Little Teapot resources to use alongside singing and learning the rhyme, with activities that help children develop vocabulary, communication, early maths and fine motor skills. Ideal for nursery rhyme topics, continuous provision and World Nursery Rhyme Week.
Traditional nursery rhymes such as I’m a Little Teapot provide lots of opportunities for children to join in with repeated language, actions and rhyme. Singing the rhyme together can support listening, communication and vocabulary, while follow-up activities can extend learning across different areas of the EYFS and early primary curriculum.
Start by singing the rhyme together and encouraging children to join in with the familiar actions. Follow this with activities linked to the rhyme, such as sequencing, counting, matching, colouring and creative work. Children can also use teapots, cups and other props in role play to develop their language and imagination.
The rhythm, rhyme and repetition found in nursery rhymes can help children listen closely to language and anticipate familiar words and phrases. Repeating rhymes regularly also gives children opportunities to build confidence speaking and singing as part of a group.
Browse the collection for I’m a Little Teapot activities and teaching resources to use in Nursery, Reception and KS1. Choose individual activities to accompany the rhyme or combine several resources to explore I’m a Little Teapot across your provision.
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