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Parent-Child Mother Goose Program in Canada
This is the organisation that first developed, and continues to run and support, the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program in Canada.

The Parent-Child Mother Goose Program in Canada maintains three rich repositories of research, articles and other resources that are constantly being updated:
  • Parent-Child Mother Goose Research, Articles
  • Parent-Child Mother Goose - Related Research, Articles
  • First Nations Early Childhood Resources

Lullaby: The first steps
The website supporting Marie van Gend's wonderful podcast of the same title, in each episode of which Marie slowly and gently teaches a lullaby suitable for singing to a baby. Marie supplements her teaching with helpful, practical tips about lullaby singing, and information about the role of singing lullabies in promoting an infant's early well-being. Highly recommended.

Gadi Mirrabooka
A book of traditional Australian Aboriginal stories, available for purchase.

SurLaLune Fairy Tales
Features 49 annotated fairy tales available for purchase, plus numerous eBooks that include folktales and fairy tales from around the world.

Australian Storytelling
Articles and stories by storytellers for storytellers.

Stories to Grow By
Collection of over 100 free short multicultural stories featuring fairy tales, folk tales, legends and historical fictions.

The Baldwin Online Children's Literature Project
A free online repository of nearly 2,000 stories, many of them folk and fairy tales. The site is indexed by grade level, genre (including fables, fairy tales, and legends), book title, and other categories.

Folklinks Folk and Fairy-tale Sites
Contains links to many folk and fairytale sites.

Healing Story Alliance
Explores and promotes the use of storytelling in healing. Story categories include:
  • Healing Treasures: Stories intended to precipitate conversation, and guide teaching and healing with participants.
  • Stories We Live: Personal stories and methods for gathering and applying life experiences as healing references.
  • Stories for Children in Crisis: Stories, articles and links, drawn from years of research and professional work with children.
  • Stories for Peace: Storytelling in pursuit of peace and understanding.
  • Healing the Earth: Stories contributed by storytellers working in environmental settings or on educational projects with an environmental theme.

LanternTree
A site dedicated to children’s nursery rhyme lyrics, songs and poems featuring more than 800 searchable items.

Jbrary
Two children’s librarians created this online library of stories, songs, rhymes and fingerplays for children. Many can be viewed as videoclips.

Stories to Tell to Children: Fifty-One Stories With Some Suggestions for Telling
A free online collection of 51 stories suitable for children, together with some notes on how to tell them effectively.

Thirty-nine rhymes and songs with a food theme
From the compilers of Jbrary, who not only demonstrate the material, but also speak about ways to use each rhyme or song, and touch on the benefits of singing with young children.

Nursery Rhymes and Bedtime Stories for Kids
This web pages has links to many online repositories of rhymes and stories, including this comprehensive, alphabetical listing of rhymes from NurseryRhymes.org.

Fairy Tales and Bedtime Stories
A repository of 15 traditional 'classic' children's stories such as The Princess and the Pea and The Frog King, including a one or two sentence synopsis of each.

Storyline Online
Well known figures like Oprah Winfrey and Al Gore read contemporary children's books aloud in videos typically 10 - 12 minutes long. Each story comes with a detailed synopsis. For a charming example, check out Mice Twice.

raisingchildren.net.au: the Australian parenting website
A website for Australian mothers, fathers, grandparents and anyone else who has responsibility for the care of children. The site aims to meet the information needs of people looking for assistance with particular problems or issues, and those who want to explore modern thinking on the care of children.


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  • Home
  • About
    • About the program
    • School readiness funding
    • Committee of Management
    • Core principles
    • History
    • Program logic
  • Training
    • Level One and Two training
    • Level Three training
    • Training calendar
  • Programs
    • Find a program
    • List your program
  • Resources
    • Ten great reasons for choosing Mother Goose
    • Songs
    • Rhymes
    • Storytelling
    • Research papers
    • More resources
    • Forms
    • Newsletter archive
  • News & Views
    • Why rhymes and songs?
    • P-CMG in schools: two examples of creative collaboration
    • Candles on the cake
    • From playgroup to P-CMG group
    • P-CMG for very young parents
    • P-CMG in residential care
    • Children with developmental delay
  • Contact us