Rhyming Poem for Kids - 4th of July (Independence day Fourth July)
Nursery Rhymes' Characters
Do you remember the cute li'l nursery rhymes?
The little lamb who followed Mary to her school, Johny who loved eating sugar and told lies to his Papa about it, or the clumsy Jack and Jill who fell from the hill? Well this poem will sure remind you, as all of them are going together for the carnival - its 4th of July.
So just find out how did they celebrate the independence day.
It's amazing how kids with their joy and and excitement add enthusiasm to the festivities. Without kids, no festival/event/occasion is same - the charm is just gone.
Happy 4th of July ePostcard
Celebrating the 4th of July
Mary and the lamb were headed to carnival nearby,
The celebrations were in air, it was the 4th of July,
In the way, Jack joined them, he'd a nice necktie,
Soon Jill came tumbling with little noisy cry,
There was a sparkle in each little shiny eye,
All were simply jubilant, it was the 4th of July,
Then came Johny's house, he was feeling shy,
So his papa came to accompany the li'l guy,
Suddenly they saw awesome fireworks in the sky,
The festive air was joyous on the 4th of July,
It was a long walk, their throats were so dry,
They got water and ice-cream, to again feel spry,
Jack spotted swings and gave an excited outcry,
All ran along, singing a song, for the 4th of July,
Johny ate sugar n sweets, his papa didn't deny,
Jill bought a big bucket, from a shop out-bye,
And Mary's lamb chewed off Jack's necktie,
Jack laughed out, buoyant on the 4th of July,
Kids were tired, they sat on a bench thereby,
And Johny's papa brought a large nice pie,
He told a soldier's story, then all said goodbye,
It was a brilliant day for all - the 4th of July.
Disclaimers
The image above contains three clip arts - the 3d clip-art text 4th of July is by the courtesy of UV Associates. The nursery rhyme images are from these links of wikipedia (freely usable):
Mary Had a Little Lamb Image at wikipedia
Jack and Jill Image at wikipedia
How do you celebrate 4th of July?
I hope you liked the li'l poem and it brought back some fond memories of the nursery rhymes. Tell me in the comments sections, how do you celebrate Independence Day? Crackers, outing or something entirely different?
