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Showing posts with label greeting. Show all posts

Where is Thumbkin?

Where is Thumbkin – fingerplay

Where is Thumbkin?

Where is Thumbkin? [hide hands]

Here I am [bring out left thumb]

Here I am. [bring out right thumb]

“How are you today, sir?” [wiggle left thumb]

“Very well, I thank you” [wiggle right thumb]

Run away [remove left hand]

Run away. [remove right hand]


...Repeat with Pointer, Tall One, Ringer, Pinkie

More we get together

The More We Get Together – song

The more we get together, together, together
The more we get together
The happier we’ll be

For your friends are my friends
And my friends are your friends
The more we get together
The happier we’ll be

I am special

I Am Special – round (tune of "Frere Jacques")

I am special (x2)

So are you (x2)

All of us are special (x2)

Me and you (x2)

Hello everybody

Hello everybody – greeting song

Hello, everybody
And how are you?
How are you?
How are you?

Hello everybody
And how are you?
How are you today?


Come on friends

Come On, Friends – greeting rhyme

Come on, little friends, and take a walk with me.

Come on, frog, jump off your log.

Come on, kitten, put on your mittens,

Come on, bear, come out of your lair.

Come on, bunny, you’re such a honey.

Come on, bee, come with me.

I like my friends, each and every one

Because every day we have so much fun.


(also a good flannelboard...)

Chickies stop and go

Chickies Stop and Go – rhyme

Nice little gray horse stops to look below

Neigh, neigh, peep, peep

Watch the chickies go!

Nice little brown cow stops to say hello

Moo, moo…

Nice little white sheep standing in a row

Baa baa…

Nice little pink pig wiggles to and fro

Oink, oink…

Nice big red rooster with a comb on top

Cluck cluck Peep, peep

See the chickies stop!


(This is also an easy flannelboard!)

Buenos dias

Buenos Días – Spanish fingerplay (to tune of "Frere Jacques")

Buenos días, Buenos días

¿Como estás? ¿Como estás?

My bien, gracias, Muy bien, gracias

¿y usted? ¿y usted?


(Use as addendum to "Where is Thumbkin" - with same hand motions)