Showing posts with label finger rhymes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label finger rhymes. Show all posts

Sunday, August 4, 2013

I have Ten Little Fingers



I Have Ten Little Fingers

and they all belong to me

I can make them do things

Would you like to see?

I can shut them up tight

I can open them wide

I can clap them together

And i can make them hide

I can make them go high

I can make them go low

I can fold them together

and hold them just so!

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

This Little Clown



(count off 5 fingers)

This little clown is fat and jolly.

This little clown does tricks all day.

This little clown is tall and strong

This little clown sings a funny song

This little clown is wee and small

But he can do anything at all!

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Little Turtle

There was a little turtle,
(Make small circle with hands.)

He lived in a box,
(Make a box with both hands.)

He swam in a puddle,
(Wriggle hands.)

And climbed on the rocks.
(Climb fingers of one hand up over the other.)

He snapped at a mosquito.
(Clap hands)

He snapped at a flea.
(Clap hands.)

He snapped at a minnow.
(Clap hands.)

He snapped at me.
(Point at self.)

He caught the mosquito.
(Hold hand up, palm forward; quickly bend fingers shut.)

He caught the flea.
(Repeat.)

He caught the minnow.
(Repeat.)

But he didn't catch me.
(Bend fingers only half-way shut.)

Five Little Kittens



Five Little Kittens standing in a Row
(hold up left hand, extend fingers, count)

They nod their hands to the children so.
(bend fingers forward)

They run to the left, they run to the right.
(wiggle fingers to the left, then to the right)

They stand up and stretch in the bright sunlight
(stretch fingers up slowly)

Along comes a dog, who's in for some fun.
(move right fist slowly towards stretching fingers)

M-e-ow, see those kittens run.
(run and hide left fingers behind your back)

Five Fingers

Five  Fingers

Five fingers on this hand
(hold up one hand)

Five fingers on that
(hold up other hand)

A dear little nose
(point to nose)

A mouth like a rose
(point to mouth)

Two cheeks so tiny and fat
(point to each cheek)

Two eyes, two ears
(point to each)

And ten little toes
(point to toes)

That's the way the baby grows

Mister Thumb

Mister Thumb
(make two fists)

Mister Thumb, Mister Thumb, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
(extend two thumbs and wiggle)

Peter Pointer, Peter Pointer, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
(extend pointer fingers and wiggle)


Ruby Ring, Ruby ring, where are you?
Here I am , here I am. How do you do?
(extend ring fingers and wiggle)

Baby Small, Baby Small, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
(extend pinky fingers and wiggle)

Fingers all, fingers all, where are you?
Here we are, here we are. How do you do?
(extend all fingers and wiggle)

Thumbkin, Pointer...

Thumbkin, Pointer...
(point at each finger and roll hands at the end)

Thumbkin, Pointer, Middleman Big,

Silly, Man, Wee Man, rig-a-jig

Ten Fingers


Ten Fingers
(follow the actions in the rhyme)

I have ten fingers

And they all belong to me

I can make them do things,

Would you like to see?

I can shut them up tight

Or open them up wide

I can put them together

Or make them all hide

I can make them jump high

I can make them jump low

I can fold them quietly

And hold them just so.

This Little Wind Blows Rain



 This Little Wind Blows Rain
(tap fingers like 'This Little Piggy')

This little wind blows rain

This little wind drifts snow

This little wind brings the sunshine

This little wind whistles low

And this little wind

Rocks the baby birds to and fro.

Monday, December 19, 2011

This Little Cow



(touch each finger, like This Little Piggy)


This little cow eats grass


This little cow eats hay


This little cow looks over the bridge


This little cow runs away


And this little cow does nothing at all


But lie in the fields all day


Let's chase this little cow.

(tickle tummy)

Monday, December 5, 2011

Whoops Johnny



Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny
(touch each finger tip using child's name, start with the pinky)

Whoops, Johnny, Whoops
(say whoops when you get to the space between the index finger and the thumb, then say the name for the thumb)

Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny
(reverse order)