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These johny johny yes papa story printables help children aged 2 to 5 listen to, retell and talk about the familiar nursery rhyme. They are free to print for quiet time at home, nursery activities or a small group lesson.
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Johny is with his Papa when Papa asks if he has been eating sugar. Johny says no. Papa asks if he is telling a lie, and Johny again says no. Papa asks him to open his mouth. Johny opens it, and the rhyme ends with laughter. The short exchange is easy for young children to repeat, act out and remember. You can replace sugar with another everyday food when talking about your own family routines. Lesson: Telling the truth helps people trust one another.
Read the rhyme slowly, using a different voice for Johny and Papa. Pause before each answer so your child can join in with yes or no. Point to the pictures and ask, Who is speaking? What is Papa asking? How does Johny feel at the end? Keep the talk gentle, since the rhyme is a playful conversation rather than a scolding lesson. For more familiar verses to read aloud, try Nursery Rhymes for Kids.
Invite your child to colour Johny, Papa and the food in the pictures. Use picture cards to put the conversation in order, then let your child act as Johny while you act as Papa. Draw an open mouth and add a smile, or make a paper spoon for pretend play. Older children can circle yes and no, match the speakers to their words or tell the rhyme in their own order. At home, talk about telling the truth when a child spills something or takes a snack.
It is a short question-and-answer nursery rhyme between Johny and his Papa. Papa asks Johny about eating sugar and telling a lie.
The rhyme suits children aged about 2 to 5. Younger children can repeat the answers, while older children can retell the conversation.
It opens a simple conversation about honesty and listening to questions. An adult can explain the lesson gently through everyday examples.
Read it aloud with actions, then let children take turns being Johny and Papa. Follow with colouring, picture ordering or a yes and no speaking game.
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