Poems for kids to memorize
Rhyme, rhythm and a good story make a poem easy to remember. These are the classics children have recited for generations. Open one and practise it together in the Memorizun trainer — it hides words step by step.
- The Owl and the Pussy-Cat — Edward Lear · 33 lines
- Jabberwocky — Lewis Carroll · 28 lines
- My Shadow — Robert Louis Stevenson · 16 lines
- Bed in Summer — Robert Louis Stevenson · 12 lines
- The Star — Ann Taylor · 20 lines
- You Are Old, Father William — Lewis Carroll · 32 lines
- A Visit from St. Nicholas — Clement Clarke Moore · 56 lines
- The Eagle — Lord Alfred Tennyson · 6 lines
- The Lamb — William Blake · 20 lines
- The Tyger — William Blake · 24 lines
- The Arrow and the Song — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · 12 lines
- Trees — Joyce Kilmer · 13 lines
- The Village Blacksmith — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow · 48 lines
- Casey at the Bat — Ernest Lawrence Thayer · 52 lines
- "Hope" is the thing with feathers — Emily Dickinson · 12 lines
- I'm Nobody! Who are you? — Emily Dickinson · 8 lines
- The Swing — Robert Louis Stevenson · 12 lines
- Little Boy Blue — Eugene Field · 24 lines
- The Duel — Eugene Field · 36 lines
- The Walrus and the Carpenter — Lewis Carroll · 108 lines
- Casabianca — Felicia Hemans · 40 lines
- I Remember, I Remember — Thomas Hood · 32 lines
- Sweet and Low — Lord Alfred Tennyson · 16 lines
- Hark, Hark! the Lark — William Shakespeare · 9 lines
- Abou Ben Adhem — James Henry Leigh Hunt · 18 lines