Rooster-a-doodle-doo!
A nursery rhyme from The Nursery Rhyme Book, edited by Andrew Lang
This reader is based on the nursery rhyme 'Rooster-a-doodle-doo!' from The Nursery Rhyme Book, edited by Andrew Lang and illustrated by L. Leslie Brooke, first published in 1897. The rhyme celebrates the rooster who wakes the farm each morning with his proud call. Nursery rhymes like this one help young children notice patterns in language, remember simple stories, and appreciate the rhythm of everyday life on a farm. This reader expands the rhyme into a full narrative so a child can picture the scene and feel the pride of Rooster Robin doing his important job. This text reflects its era.
- Band
- Yellow · Emerging readersTypical starting range: ages 6–8
- Length
- medium · about 501 words in 4 sections · 4 pictures
- Source
- The Nursery Rhyme Book, Andrew Lang and L. Leslie Brooke
- First published
- see the About page in the reader
- Regions
- Canada · United States
Included formats
- · Web reader and PDF
- · EPUB for e-readers
- · Home-print sheet
- · Folded booklet
- · Binder edition (8.5 × 11)
- · Worksheet
- · Quick Check (8 questions) with answer key
- · Read-aloud script
- · Colouring page
- · Teacher’s Edition (members)
Lesson at a glance
- Reading
- about 9 minutes at this band
- Pause questions
- 2
- Words to Know
- 6
- Quick Check
- 8 questions, with the answer key
- Let’s Talk
- 3 questions for afterwards
- Worksheet
- questions, an activity and a drawing prompt
About 35 minutes with one story, all of it.
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