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July 29, 2009 — Alenka | Posted in Uncategorized. No Comments »

Humpty Dumpty Old classics have an irresistible appeal: my son really enjoyed trying his reading skills on this nursery rhyme, while I was curious to find out what it actually meant before “Alice in Wonderland”! You can find an explanation of this rhyme at the last page of English presentation.

Teach your Baby to Read: Books: Humpty Dumpty (in English).(7/17/2009)
Teach your Baby to Read: Books: Humpty Dumpty – Shaltay-Boltay (in Russian).(7/17/2009)

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