The Man in the Moon
Quick Answer
A tiny nursery rhyme about the ‘Man in the Moon’ who plays with a spoon and goes over the moon. It’s silly, bright, and perfect as a quick bedtime smile.
Why This Story Works for Bedtime
It’s ultra-short, rhythmic, and calming—an easy ‘one last rhyme’ before lights out.
Story at a Glance
RECOMMENDED AGES
3-7 years
READING TIME
1 min
Story Synopsis
The Man in the Moon is a classic little rhyme that turns the moon into a friendly, playful character. In just a few lines, it imagines him with a spoon and a sense of fun—like the sky itself is smiling. It’s best enjoyed as a quick, comforting poem before sleep.
Story Excerpt
The man in the moon Came tumbling down And asked the way to Norwich; He went by the south, And burnt his mouth With eating cold pease porridge.
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In One Glance
A short nursery rhyme that imagines a playful ‘Man in the Moon.’ It’s simple, rhythmic, and meant to soothe and entertain rather than tell a full plot.
Frequently Asked Questions
A tiny rhyme that imagines the moon as a playful character.
Not really—more like a quick poem.
Ages 0–5.
Say it slowly, then point at the moon (or a picture) and whisper goodnight.