Write a Fractured Nursery Rhyme

This Writing worksheet introduces students to “fractured nursery rhymes,” a creative writing exercise that involves reimagining classic nursery rhymes with humorous twists.

Designed to accompany the How to Write a Fractured Nursery Rhyme lesson, the worksheet provides an example using “Humpty Dumpty,” showing both the original version and a funny modern interpretation. Students are then given space to create their own fractured nursery rhyme, with access to an online rhyming dictionary for support.

This activity enhances creative writing skills, develops understanding of poetic structure and rhyme schemes, and encourages students to play with familiar texts in new ways. Suitable for grades 2-4, it makes poetry writing accessible and entertaining by building on well-known content while fostering originality and humor.

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Grade Level: Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4
Worksheet Type: Writing

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