Humpty Dumpty Sat on the Wall

Mother Goose and Brother Goose introduce themselves and engage children with nursery rhymes. Brother Goose shares a rhyme emphasizing the importance of safety, such as getting permission before playing and looking both ways before crossing the street. Sister Goose joins them, and they conclude by reinforcing the safety messages through rhymes.

Who is excited to share nursery rhymes with the children?

• Mother Goose and Sister Goose

• Sister Goose and Brother Goose

• Mother Goose and Brother Goose

• Humpty Dumpty and Mother Goose

What lesson can be learned from Humpty Dumpty's story?

• Be careful and have an adult present

• Never play outside

• Walls are safe to climb

• Always climb high walls

What should you do before crossing the street according to the rhyme?

• Look both ways and wait for permission

• Run quickly

• Cross without looking

• Ask a friend to cross first

Who joins Brother Goose and Mother Goose to teach safety rhymes?

• Sister Goose

• Aunt Goose

• Uncle Goose

• Father Goose

What is the main theme of the rhymes shared by Brother Goose?

• Being careful and safe

• Having fun without rules

• Playing games

• Learning new songs