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Humpty Dumpty Nursery Rhyme Printable Activities

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The strips can be used for a pocket chart, cut apart into word cards, mounted onto a posterboard or chart, used in a poetry center to re-build the nursery rhyme, etc. Use the Humpty Dumpty page for reading groups, whole-class activities, or for school-to-home activities.

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