Fingerplay fun for your little one along with a timeless song: Little children love fingerplays. Not only do fingerplays make a connection between the words of the song and their meaning, they are just plain fun! Repeat the fingerplays and actions several times. Each time you do, ask your child t...
Are you sleeping, are you sleepingDescription:Whether it is the exhilaration a toddler feels when beating on a bevy of kitchen pots, or the way a familiar tune can soothe a crying infant, music is a powerful influence in every child's life.In addition to the joy it brings, music is also importan...
Oh, I wish I were a little leprechaun!Description:Let your child lead his or her own St. Paddy?s Day parade around the house while singing this rousing song. Dress your child in green, hand him or her a drum or a pot to bang on, and march along behind. If you don?t mind a little vacuuming later on, ...
Wheels on the BusThe wheels on the bus go round and round, Round and round, round and round. The wheels on the bus go round and round, All through the town. (roll hands and arms in circular motion) The doors on the bus, they open and close, Open and close, open and close. The doors ...
The Grand Old Duke of YorkDescription:Whether it is the exhilaration a toddler feels when beating on a bevy of kitchen pots, or the way a familiar tune can soothe a crying infant, music is a powerful influence in every child's life.In addition to the joy it brings, music is also important to a c...
A rhyme for you and your little one to enjoy together! Step by Step:Pat a cake, Pat a cake, Baker's man, Bake me a cake as fast as you can. Roll it and pat it And mark it with a B, And put it in the oven For baby and me.
