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Mary Had a Little Lamb

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Plan the cutest nursery rhyme baby shower for the upcoming birth of a baby boy or girl. Baby showers were held for many centuries in celebrating the new arrival of a newborn baby into the community. Today, baby showers are still as popular as ever. Celebrate this special occasion with nursery rhyme theme party supplies, decorations, party favors, and party games.

Mary had a Little Lamb was published as a poem by Sarah Josepha Hale on May 24, 1830 in a book entitled Poems for Our Children. John Roulston, a classmate of Mary, is said to have written the first verse of the poem. Mary Sawyer, who grew up in Sterling, MA. kept a pet lamb that she would take to school. Mary had a Little Lamb is still one of the most loved nursery rhymes today regardless of origin.

Mary Had a Little Lamb Baby Shower Party Game
Mary Had a Little Lamb Baby Shower Party Game is a fun game that party guests will enjoy. To begin, use two large images of sheep on poster board. The object of the game is to place cotton balls inside the sheep. The players are split into two groups of equal number. Each player is blindfolded, spun around, and tries to place his or her cotton ball inside the sheep (excluding the face and feet). Teammates cannot help the player when placing the cotton ball on the sheep. Dip the cotton balls in glue or use tape to adhere to the poster board. The team that can place the most cotton balls in their team’s sheep, wins.

We have over 100 nursery rhymes to create a perfect baby shower.  From the classics we all remember to the simple ones we forgot.  Create your own Nursery Rhyme trivia games that both kids and adults will enjoy!  Try using the Printable Nursery Rhyme games for your baby shower.
Perfect Easter Nursery Rhyme is Humpty Dumpty.