Nursery Rhymes

 


🍓 A to Z: The Fruity ABC Rhyme 


A is for Apple, red, round, and sweet,

Crunchy and juicy, a tasty treat.


B is for Banana, long and yellow,

Peels so easy—hello, mellow fellow!


C is for Cherry, shiny and small,

Two on a stem, the cutest of all.


D is for Dragonfruit, spiky and bright,

Pink on the outside, a magical sight.


E is for Elderberry, purple and bold,

Tiny treasures when the days get cold.


F is for Fig, with a soft little squeeze,

Sweet inside like honey from bees.


G is for Grape, green, red, or blue,

Pop one in—yum! Or maybe two.


H is for Honeydew, cool and round,

Green like the grass, grown from the ground.


I is for Indian Gooseberry, tart and green,

A bite so sharp, it keeps you keen!


J is for Jackfruit, bumpy and big,

Cut it open—it smells like a fig!


K is for Kiwi, fuzzy and brown,

Slice it open—don’t turn down that frown.


L is for Lemon, yellow and sour,

Squeeze it in drinks for a tangy power.


M is for Mango, golden and grand,

Drip-down-your-chin good, from a tropical land.


N is for Nectarine, smooth like a peach,

Juice on your fingers, just out of reach.


O is for Orange, round and bright,

Peel it back for a citrusy bite.


P is for Pineapple, spiky on top,

Chop it in chunks, then munch 'til you stop.


Q is for Quince, a fruit from the past,

Cook it in jam—it’s tasty at last!


R is for Raspberry, soft and red,

Tickle your tongue and dance on your head.


S is for Strawberry, heart-shaped and sweet,

Dip it in chocolate for a dreamy treat.


T is for Tangerine, tiny and neat,

Easy to peel and oh-so-sweet.


U is for Ugli fruit, wrinkly skin,

But take one bite—and joy begins!


V is for Velvet Apple, soft and rare,

A whisper of sweetness hiding in there.


W is for Watermelon, huge and pink,

Juice on your chin with every blink!


X is for Xigua, that’s watermelon too,

In China it grows, all fresh with dew.


Y is for Yellow Plum, golden and light,

Sunshine in fruit, a pure delight.


Z is for Ziziphus, try saying that!

A jujube fruit—imagine that!


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