Rhyming Tales with Sandy McCambridge

This sweet nursery rhyme has been expanded into an adorable rhyming story. Follow along to find out what happens when Little Bo Peep awakens after falling asleep while she is supposed to be watching her flock of sheep. Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of this rhyming tale. With your parent’s permission you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post your pictures on my Facebook page @rhymingtales.

This lighthearted version tells the story of Chicken Little trying to find her mother when she is convinced the sky is falling. Chicken Little meets up with barnyard animals along the way and they help her look for her mother. This soon-to-be favorite adaptation has a welcoming conclusion. Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of Chicken Little’s story. With your parent’s permission you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post to my Facebook page @rhymingtales.

Three kids, out camping by themselves, learn of a shadowy figure that appears in the night and steals from campers. They decide to stay up all night and find out what this mysterious character is up to. Will they discover the thief? If so, what will they do with this information? Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of this story. With your parent’s permission you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post your pictures on my Facebook page @rhymingtales.

Little Red Riding Hood sets out to visit her ailing grandmother and she encounters a wolf along the way. Some trickery happens and wolf finds out Red is not as naïve as he thought she was. This retold rhyming classic ends with savvy thinking on Red’s part. Is it enough to save the day for herself and her grandmother? Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of Red’s story. With your parent’s permission, you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post your pictures to my Facebook page @rhymingtales.

As Momma sends her grown sons out into the world, they each build a house. Follow along as the wolf makes each pig a surprise visit. The rhyming version of this beloved fable is full of laughs and life lessons. Special thank you to my daughter Rachel McCambridge for the clever character names for this story. Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of The Three Little Pigs. With your parent’s permission you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post your pictures on my Facebook page @rhymingtales.

Niko is our fun loving, ornery tomcat. A day in the life of Niko is told in this rhyming story describing some of his many adventures. Listen as this playful cat’s shenanigans are read aloud in poetic fashion. Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of Niko’s story. With your parent’s permission you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post your pictures on my Facebook page @rhymingtales.

For the Love of Jake is a rhyming story of our lonely goat seeking attention and love. While doing so, he creates chaos for those whose attention he pursues using mischievous, yet loving methods. Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of Jake’s story. With your parent’s permission you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post your pictures on my Facebook page @rhymingtales.

This classic fairytale is retold with a new rhyming twist and unexpected ending when Goldie enters the home of the three bears uninvited. She causes turmoil and wreaks havoc on their home before this story winds down using morals, good deeds and love. Close your eyes and let your imagination soar or gather paper and pencil or crayons and create drawings of this rhyming tale. With your parent’s permission you can email your artwork to me at: sandy.mccambridge@rhymingtale.com or post your pictures on my Facebook page @rhymingtales.