Lucy Locket & To Market, To Market

The video tutorial covers two traditional rhymes. The first rhyme is about Lucy Lockett losing her pocket and Kitty Fisher finding it, but without the penny. The second rhyme describes a trip to the market to buy a fat pig, followed by a return home with a playful 'jiggity jig'.

What did Lucy Lockett lose?

• A penny

• Her pocket

• A cat

• A pig

What is the significance of the penny in the context of the rhyme?

Describe the events that happen in the rhyme about Lucy Lockett.

What is the rhyme associated with going to the market?

• To market, to market, to buy a fat pig

• Home again, home again, jiggity jig

• Lucy Lockett lost her pocket

• Fisher founded not the penny

What does the phrase 'jiggity jig' refer to?

• A dance

• A type of pig

• A market

• A pocket