27 Oct 01 - 05:36 PM (#581050) Subject: nursery rhyme quiz From: grannyjan My 4 year old niece has brough a quiz home. It has the initial letters of the words in the first line of nursery rhymes, eg LTT = Little Tommy Tucker. We are stuck on JBN (as well as for Jack be Nimble, there is another one) and TNWDB. Can anyone help out? So far we have looked in all our nursery books, checked with my grand daughter (she is nearly three), and other parents and grandparents. We have also checked the childrens songs database, and my folk song books. thanks |
27 Oct 01 - 05:54 PM (#581059) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Sorcha I'm no help at all......I know I am gonna feel reeeeeel stoopid when the answers show up. Jack be nimble, Jack Sprat, Jack and Jill, Johnny Jump Over the Candlestick..........all (well, not ALL) the Ts start with There Was.........or Three. |
27 Oct 01 - 05:54 PM (#581060) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: MMario I'm blank. |
27 Oct 01 - 06:51 PM (#581092) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Madam Gashee TNWDB = The North Wind Doth Blow No idea for JBN, sorry |
27 Oct 01 - 08:46 PM (#581120) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Sorcha Is that a nursery rhyme, or a song? I thought it was a song........ |
27 Oct 01 - 10:00 PM (#581138) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: alison the north wind doth blow and we shall have snow and what will the robin do then, poor thing he'll sit in the barn and keep himself warm and hide his head under his wing, poor thing definately a nursery rhyme slainte alison |
27 Oct 01 - 10:06 PM (#581141) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: alison I had a look at Kididdles (brilliant site for kids songs) and found no other JBN's....... closest was "John Brown's body"...... wouldn't be a misprint??? mind you its not a nurssery rhyme....... slainte alison |
27 Oct 01 - 10:13 PM (#581143) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: masato sakurai No other JBN rhyme than "Jack Be Nimble" in the Opies' Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes. ~Masato |
28 Oct 01 - 06:45 AM (#581283) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: grannyjan Thank you all very much.
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28 Oct 01 - 08:04 AM (#581306) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Dead Horse TNWDB. Got to be Taliban Not With Dat Bin-Laden. Definately a fairy story......... |
14 Apr 11 - 04:17 PM (#3135317) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST hello everyone i am doing a similar quiz and i need help only one left please anyone R R G A any help gladly accepted |
14 Apr 11 - 04:27 PM (#3135324) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST,Eliza Rain, rain, go away (come again another day) |
14 Apr 11 - 04:38 PM (#3135331) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST thanks a lot it was starting to bug me |
14 Apr 11 - 05:03 PM (#3135350) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Steve Gardham Are you sure it's not a misprint for JRN = Jolly Red Nose = ODNR 379? I'm pretty certain there aren't any others with JBN. Teachers aren't infallible you know. They could easily put the same one in twice. |
27 Feb 16 - 06:19 PM (#3775400) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST,Lost Fiona Doing a fireside quiz and stuck on last 4 clues TOATPWTS RACHTBC LLLHP GGGWSIW Hope someone can figure these out Thanks |
27 Feb 16 - 06:19 PM (#3775401) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST,Lost Fiona Doing a fireside quiz and stuck on last 4 clues TOATPWTS RACHTBC LLLHP GGGWSIW Hope someone can figure these out Thanks |
28 Feb 16 - 04:08 AM (#3775456) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Doug Chadwick RACHTBC = Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross GGGWSIW = Goosey Goosey Gander wither shall I wander DC |
28 Feb 16 - 04:11 AM (#3775457) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Doug Chadwick LLLHP = Lucy Locket lost her pocket DC |
28 Feb 16 - 06:53 AM (#3775480) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST,.gargoyle TOATPWTS = The Owl And The Pussycat Went To Sea Sincerely, Gargoyle by Edward Lear - This is one of my favorites. |
28 Feb 16 - 07:19 AM (#3775487) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: MGM·Lion Indeed a favourite -- but scarcely a nursery rhyme, surely, unless we are to include all Lear's Nonsense Verse within that taxonomy! And, if so, what about Lewis Carroll's, Hilaire Belloc's, &c &c &c? ≈M≈ |
28 Feb 16 - 10:43 AM (#3775535) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST,.gargoyle JBN (#2) = Johnny, Be Nice Sincerely, Gargoyle |
28 Feb 16 - 05:14 PM (#3775606) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST,JTT Where are the borders of nursery rhyme country? I've certainly read Owl & Pussycat to children from books of nursery rhymes in my day. And I'd count rhymes like When the rain raineth And the goose winketh Little wotteth the gosling What the goose thinketh in the canon; many's the child I've irritated by answering with that in a meaning tone, and when asked what the feck I'm talking about, just tapped my nose meaningly. And the same with God made the bees And the bees make the honey The miller's men do all the work But the miller makes the money. |
28 Feb 16 - 09:10 PM (#3775634) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: GUEST,.gargoyle This has been a fun, and entertaining thread. It is a thread well posted. Please ignore "the critic" that briefly released his "Lower kingdom" for a dash of judgement. Sincerely, Gargoyle He will soon be expunged....3 0f the 5 ...say he must go. |
02 Mar 16 - 09:03 AM (#3776245) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Mo the caller "Goosey Goosey Gander wither shall I wander" Yes I worked that out, but surely it should be GGGWWYW - Whither will you wander? |
02 Mar 16 - 02:45 PM (#3776312) Subject: RE: nursery rhyme quiz From: Doug Chadwick Whither will you wander? Not in the nursery rhyme that I learnt as a little'un nor in any of the bedtime books that I read to my kids. A quick Google search comes up with many examples of "wither shall I wander". DC |