Introduction

                                                        
Younger children like to sing a song in their ways. I think, one of the great way of rhyming stories. Children love songs and rhymes with actions. This encourages them to be involved in group activities. In this way they   learn the song but the actions too. Children who have been to sing rhymes since early childhood grow to love singing and dancing. Reading, songs and rhymes are a very important for the development of children. Song and rhyme teach us about language and help us to remember stories.
 Rhyme helps children progress with reading and listening. Regarding children’s physical development children develop their mouth and tongue muscles by using the different sounds in the rhyme. Rhymes that involve movement help with coordination. In dramatic play, children use their whole bodies to act out the nursery rhymes they hear. For example clapping hands, paint or draw pictures favourite scene or characters in rhyme stories. Children’s social or emotional development can develop in by rhyme stories characters experience many different emotions. This can help children identify their own emotions and understand the real emotions of others. When children act out the nursery rhyme stories they hear, they learn to imagine, be creative, and express themselves.  Rhymes in stories use patterns and sequence, so children begin to learn simple math skills as they recite them. Many rhymes in stories also use numbers, counting, and other math words that children need to learn, such as size and weight. Rhyming stories usually tell a story with a beginning, middle, and an end. This teaches children that events happen in sequence, and they begin to learn how to understand stories and follow along. Rhyming stories improve a child’s vocabulary and help for their development of early literacy. Rhyming stories are the starter key of children’s learning journey.
This is an annotated bibliography of an award winning rhyming stories for younger children. This is an award winning collection of stories in rhymes from 2010 to 2013.  This bibliography is organized alphabetically. These rhyming stories are easy to understand and include colourful illustrations.
 
Library website/library catalogue link:-
Parramatta library-
 
Literature website:-
 1)Novelist-
 
 

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