I have a little boy and I am racking my brain trying to come up with something for his nursery rhyme parade. When my daughter was that age I had a creative friend that gave me the idea. I'm not creative that way unfortunately. I usually buy costumes for Halloween. . . don't want to do that for this.
Anyone want to give me some good boy ideas? :)
Thanks for all your replies! My son came home and insisted he wanted to be Humpty Dumpty. . .so I ended up getting a big t-shirt and painting a face on it and I'm going to stuff it with pillow stuffing. Hopefully it looks OK. :-)
Hi C., just a couple of ideas. Little Boy Blue, Little Jack Horner, Jack from Jack & Jill, any of which just jeans & plaid shirt would work with a hat, bugle, pie with purple balls for plums or a pail. He could go as a Ole King Cole. Good luck & have fun.
God Bless You & Yours
Last year was son was in a Nursery Rhyme Parade in Kindergarten.
He was old McDonald.(jeans, plaid shirt, straw hat, pitch fork, and bandana.
Some classmates were: Muffin Man, Humpty dumpty, jack(from Jack and Jill).
Good Luck and Have Fun
There's also "Old King Cole", "Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack jump over the candlestick", "Rub-a-dub-dub, Three men in a tub and who do you think they be? THe butcher the baker the candlestick maker...", and "Three blind Mice" (Mouse ears and tail with a walking stick and sun glasses)
Little Boy Blue (go blow your horn) ; Blue jean overalls, bandana in his back pocket, cowboy hat, boots, "paint" freckles on his face with a brown eye-liner pencil, Roll up his pants and no shoes for the parade, he can carry a little toy trumpet/horn
Hope that gets your creative juices rolling!
???? google nursery rhymes to get other BOY ideas???
Here is a website for a list of nursery rhymes to help give you some ideas of what your child could be.
You could make him a spider "Itsy Bitsy Spider' (Black shirt, Black pant, Stuff some Black panty hose with fluff and wire to keep firm and attach sew to childs shirt.
