A rhyme for remembering flowers in English. Poem "colors" in English - interesting facts about the English language on the topic

Children's poems about different colors in English:

Yellow is a star.
Yellow is the sun.
Yellow is the moon,
When the day is done.

Orange is an orange.
Orange is a carrot.
Orange is the color
of the beak of a parrot.

Orange is the color of so many things I see.
Would you like to sing a little song with me?
Orange juice and orange cheese,
Orange carrots, if you please.
Orange pumpkins, orange leaves,
Let's sing a song of orange.

Blue is the ocean.
Blue is the sky.
Blue are the blueberries
I put into the pie.

Green is grass,
String beans and peas.
Green are the branches
on Christmas trees.

Red is an apple.
Red is a cherry.
Red is a rose.
And a ripe strawberry.

Purple are grapes.
Purple are plums.
Purple is a violet.
And the bruise on my thumb.

Brown is mud,
Brown is toast,
Brown is chocolate,
And a Sunday roast.

Color Song

(to the tune of "The Itsy Bitsy Spider")
Orange is a carrot,
Yellow is a pear,
Green is the grass,
And brown is a bear,
Purple is a plum
Blue is the sky,
Black is a witch's hat,
And red is cherry pie.

The Color Song

(To the tune of "This Old Man")
Red, red, red, touch your head.
Blue, blue, blue, tie your shoe.
Brown, brown, brown, touch the ground.
White, white, white, take a bite.
Black, black, black, touch your back.
Purple, purple, purple, draw a circle.
Pink, pink, pink, give a wink.
Gray, gray, gray, shout hurray!

Green Giant

There lived a green giant whose name was Sam.
His hair was the color of strawberry jam.
He had one brown and one blue eye,
And a beard the color of pumpkin pie.
His coat and pants were gay and bright,
Like a peppermint stick, all red and white.
His shoes were as brown as a chocolate drop.
His stockings were yellow as lemon pop.
His hat was the color of ginger bread
With a tall, tall feather of raspberry red.

What Colors do I See?
See, see, see!
What colors do I see?
Purple plums,
Red tomatoes,
yellow corn,
Brown potatoes,
Green lettuce!
Yum, yum, yum, good!
I learn so many colors,
When I eat my food.

I know the colors for painting fun,
Green like grass and yellow sun,
An orange pumpkin and white snow,
A red rose and a black crow,
Blue like a mailbox, brown like an ape,
A pink pig and some purple grapes.

Pretty balloons in the air,
Lots of colors we see there.
Red, and yellow, green and blue
Can you see the colors too?
Pretty balloons in the air,
Lots of colors we see there.

James Horner

Pink skies
and butterflies
are truly a
sight to see,
But pink-eye
infection would
be no fun
for me.
Grapefruit pulp,
the salmon's flesh,
carnations
in a vase,
pink elephant
nightmares
with candy
as the cause.
Stop and think
about the pink
that's everyday
around you,
Ballerina sister,
a bouncing twister,
around the house
in her tutu.

Green is the grass
and the watermelon skin,
fourth color in the rainbow,
the emeralds in a ring.
Bright green apples
are bitter to the tongue,
but spinach and broccoli-
I eat them up yum!
Green mold is medicine
known as penicillin,
and water fights with
green balloons sure are thrilling."
Green means go
when driving, beep! beep!
and green lily pads
are where the frogs sleep.
For flowers and trees,
and the prickly cactus too-
green is important,
as it is for me and you.

The fireman's hat
is too big for my head,
so I wear a red bucket
when playing, instead.
red ruby ​​treasure
on Valentine's Day,
with imagination
it's "Pirates" we play.
Your nose turns red
when it's cold outside,
and sometimes too
when you're sad inside.
Some girls wear red ribbons,
bows tied in their hair,
while eating red berries
is the big, black bear.
Hearts are red on cards,
and also in your chest,
red is the color
that I like best.

The Yellow sun is shining

Blue (blue) the stream flows below

White (white) daisies in the meadow

Green (green) grass on the bank

Pink (pink) raspberries are ripening

Brown (brown) the bear rips them off

Gray (gray) the mouse ran

Green (green) the grasshopper galloped

Red (red) little fox sleeping in a ditch

Black

• Colors

The Yellow sun is shining

Blue (blue) the stream flows below

White (white) daisies in the meadow

Green (green) grass on the bank

Pink (pink) raspberries are ripening

Brown (brown) the bear rips them off

Gray (gray) the mouse ran

Green (green) the grasshopper galloped

Red (red) little fox sleeping in a ditch

Black (black) a bug crawls on the grass

• Colors

The Yellow sun is shining

Blue (blue) the stream flows below

White (white) daisies in the meadow

Green (green) grass on the bank

Pink (pink) raspberries are ripening

Brown (brown) the bear rips them off

Gray (gray) the mouse ran

Green (green) the grasshopper galloped

Red (red) little fox sleeping in a ditch

Black (black) a bug crawls on the grass

• Colors

The Yellow sun is shining

Blue (blue) the stream flows below

White (white) daisies in the meadow

Green (green) grass on the bank

Pink (pink) raspberries are ripening

Brown (brown) the bear rips them off

Gray (gray) the mouse ran

Green (green) the grasshopper galloped

Red (red) little fox sleeping in a ditch

Black (black) a bug crawls on the grass

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Soap is green or red, or white,
Or blue, or black as inc.
But when you wash it is turn white,
It is so strange, I think.

Blue sea...

Orange, purple, pink and grey,
Pink and grey, pink and grey,
Orange, purple, pink and grey,
Black and white and brown.

Blue is the sea.

Black are the crows,
Brown are the trees,
Red are the sails
Of a ship in the breeze.

I see green...

I see pink, I see brown,
I stand up and I sit down,
I see red, I see blue,
I see you and you and you!

I see…

The frog is green.

What is green?

Please tell me, what is green?
Grass is green, so long and clean.
“What is red?” asked little Fred.
“The ball is red,” says his brother Ted.
What is grey? Can you say?
Yes, I can – the mouse is grey!
What is white? I want to know.
Milk is white and so is snow!

This is...

This is a big green frog,
This is a big white dog.
This is a big gray rat,
This is a big black cat.

Take a little bit of yellow.

We can mix lots of colors

We can mix lots of colors
Yellow and red make orange,
And yellow and blue make green.

Take a little bit of yellow
And a little bit of blue,
Put it in the bowl
And mix it up do.
We've got a color we've never had before.
What have we got?
We've got green!

We can mix lots of colors
All the colors you’ve ever seen.
We can mix lots of colors
Yellow and red make orange,
And yellow and blue make green.

Small as a peanut.

Small as a peanut
Big as a giant
We"re all the same size
When we turn off the light
Red, black or orange
Yellow or white
We all look the same
When we turn off the light
So maybe the way
To make everything right
Is for God to just reach out
And turn off the light!

Red and yellow, pink and green,

I can sing a rainbow,
Sing a rainbow,
Sing a rainbow too.
Red and yellow, pink and green,
Orange and purple and blue
I can see a rainbow,
See a rainbow,
See a rainbow too.

Come to these yellow sands.

Come to these yellow sands,
And then take hands:
Curtsied when you have, and kissed
The wild waves whist:
Foot it featly here and there,
And, sweet sprites, the burden bear.
Hark, hark! Bow-wow;
The watch dogs bark: bow-wow.
Hark, hark! I hear
The strain of strutting Chanticleer
Cry Cockadiddle-do.

Green Holly.

Birch and green holly, boys,
Birch and green holly,
If you get beaten, boys,
‘Twill be your own folly.

Paint box people.

Mrs red Fox went to bed
With a turban on her head.
Mrs white Cat had a fright
In the middle of the night;
Saw a ghost eating toast
Half way up a lamp post.
Mrs Brown Bear went to town
With her knickers hanging down.
Mrs green Lizard saw the scene and put it in a magazine.

The bow that has no arrow.

Which is the bow that has no arrow?
The rainbow that never killed a sparrow.
Which is the singer that has but one song?
The cuckoo, who singeth it all day long.

When daisies pied and violets blue.

If you"re wearing red today.

A pencil-box.

I have many pencils:
Red and green and blue.
I'll draw a picture
And give it to you!

I have many pencils.

I have many pencils,
Red and green and blue.
I shall draw a picture
And give it to you!

I have many pencils,
My brother has a pen.
We can draw on paper
Funny little man.

Nowadays, children are taught foreign languages ​​from a very young age. Linguists note the high effectiveness of early learning, provided the correct approach to classes is used. Lessons for children must be held in a game format, which is facilitated by bright educational materials, funny songs, and funny quizzes. One of the methods of early “study” is considered to be poetry in English for children, which helps them quickly memorize words and phrases. We’ll talk about them in today’s material. We will present simple English rhymes for kids, teach colors in poetic form with preschoolers, and learn the basics of present simple with primary school students. Let's start exploring!

Before you engage in any activity, you need to understand the benefits it brings. If we talk about the impact of poems with English words for children, we can highlight several important functions. Among them:

• Formation of interest in language;
• Memory development;
• Easy and interesting vocabulary learning;
• Practicing the correct pronunciation of words.

In addition, through reading poetry, an initial acquaintance with the grammatical structure of phrases occurs. It is clear that a poem will not replace learning the rules of grammar, but thanks to a clear example, the child will be able to independently begin to construct similar phrases and expressions.

And of course, poems in English introduce children to poetry, instill a sense of the rhythm of the language and teach them to compose rhymes on their own. In short, the usefulness of this method in teaching a foreign language is undeniable. But how to instill in a child a thirst for knowledge?

To maintain interest in classes, show children that English is a lot of fun. Act out scenes, read poems based on roles, explain words with gestures, dance and sing, but in no case force you to practice. The parent should interest the child in English, and not force him to cram words that the child does not understand by heart.

Don’t forget about your own positive example, because children imitate their parents in many ways. Show sincere interest, use English words more often in conversations, watch films with original dubbing, and your child will be drawn to learning a foreign language.

Taking into account the tips given above, let's turn theory into practice: let's get acquainted with the work of English poets and start learning rhymes in English with our children.

English rhymes for kids 4-5 years old

This section contains short rhymes on various topics: poems about spring and colors; greeting, description of the family, humoresques, etc. These funny quatrains are easy to learn, so any child will quickly remember them.

All English poems are presented with translation, and to help mothers who do not know the language, the works are provided with a transcription of the pronunciation in Russian letters. Note that poems in English for children are better remembered when the child understands what is being said and can retell the content in his own language. Therefore, in many works the translation is not literal, but adapted to the structure of the Russian language.

Catch me! (Catch me)

*For variety, you can add the names of other animals or the names of heroes and characters

Cow

Pig

Seasons &Colors

Other English topics: English exercises for beginners: verb to be, articles, present simple

Christmas

Family

Good night

Poems in English for preschool children

English poets and writers present the most popular topics for teaching preschoolers in poetic form. As a rule, these are numbers, colors, names of animals, poems about the seasons and nature in English.

Numbers

Seasons and weather

Rain

My cat

My dog

What is...? (What is this…?)

Other English topics: English for children from scratch: when to start studying and how to instill a passion for the language

Improving English at school with the help of poetry

And finally, let's look at poems in English for school-age children. At this time of child development, it is important to select works that are close to the curriculum.

For example, first-graders master the alphabet, colors, numbers, and animal names. Poems about spring or winter in English are also suitable for elementary school. And at the age of 9-11, children are already actively studying grammar, so works on the conjugation to be, present simple, interrogative sentences, irregular verbs, etc. are relevant for them.

What is your name + Numbers (What is your name + numbers)

Pronouns (Pronouns)

Have + Present Simple

Present Simple questions

Days of the week

*In England, Canada and the USA, the new week begins on Sunday.

Spring

This is how English is taught in poetry to children. Now you have seen for yourself that funny quatrains are easily perceived by ear and quickly become memorable. Good luck in learning English and see you again!