Enjoy Incy Wincy Spider Fingerplay For Giggles

“Incy Wincy Spider”, also known as “Itsy Bitsy Spider” is a well-known nursery rhyme and fingerplay that tells about an adventure of a spider, who  ascends and descends the waterspout several times. To make the rhyme more interesting, enjoy “Incy Wincy Spider” fingerplay  along with your children.

Importance of introducing Fingerplay to kids
Fingerplay is a hand action or movement combined with singing to entertain kids and engage their interest. In most of the preschools, teacher uses fingerplay to introduce rhymes and new concepts to preschoolers. Moreover, fingerplay also help little learners to develop fine motor co-ordination and following directions skills.

Enjoy Incy Wincy Spider fingerplay
So, let's have some fun with “Incy Wincy Spider” fingerplay song. It is one of the most popular rhyme that incorporate fingerplay. On “The itsy bitsy spider climbed up the waterspout”, alternately touch the thumb of one hand to other hands' index finger. On “Down came the rain”, hold both hands up and wiggle all the fingers as the hands are lowered. To “and washed the spider out”, sweep the hands from side to side. On “Out came the sun”, raise both hands and sweep to the sides to form a semicircle as if forming a sun. To “and dried up all the rain”, Wiggle fingers upwards. On “and the itsy bitsy spider climbed up the spout again”, repeat as in the first line.

Accompany the “Incy Wincy Spider” rhyme by a sequence of gestures and have fun along with your little ones! 

Enjoy Playing Clapping Game To Pat A Cake Rhyme

"Pat a cake, also widely known as pat-a-cake, baker's man", "Pat-a-cake", "patty-cake" or "pattycake" is one of the oldest surviving English nursery rhymes. It is a delightful rhyme about baking delicious cake. The rhyme is often accompanied by hand clapping between two kids, a clapping game. But what is clapping game? If you're not familiar with clapping games, don't worry.

Let's learn about clapping game, it's very simple and fun.

Usually, the clapping game is played between two players. It involves clapping as a rhythmic accompaniment to singing of nursery rhymes. So, teach the lyrics to Pat a cake rhyme to your kids and they’ll enjoy playing clapping game to this fun rhyme.

Playing clapping games provides fun and enjoyment to kids and preschoolers. These games can be enjoyed indoors, outdoors or on school trips. From a simple toddler game of “Pat-a-cake”, to the more challenging game such as “Down, Down, Baby!”, children will enjoy the clapping games with their friends and siblings.

Pat A Cake, A Fun Clapping Game

Do you know how to play clapping game to Pat a cake rhyme? Here is an easy direction for playing the game. This fun-filled song can be accompanied by hand-clapping between two kids. It alternates between a normal individual clap with two-handed claps with the other player. To add some more fun and for a complex sequence of clapping, hands may be crossed. But, the hand clapping must be well coordinated between two players.

 For our little players, you can replace letter, “B” and the word, “baby” in the last two lines with child's first initial and first name. Isn't that a fun?

Animals' drop in on mysterious clock in Hickory Dickory Dock

“Hickory Dickory Dock” is a well-known English nursery rhyme. The rhyme is believed to be related to the Exeter Cathedral Astronomical Clock. This fifteenth-century clock has a hole in the door, just below the face for the resident cat to find mice.

“Hickory Dickory Dock” is a popular fun animal song to be enjoyed. It tells about 12 different animals, who tries to climb up the mysterious clock and then tumbles down when clock strikes at hours from 1 to 12. The song is so fun to listen and sing that you will laugh your heart out. No one can resist this cute song about a mouse, bluebird, ant, naughty squirrel, frog, hare lion, Hippopotamus, pigs, dog and many other adorable little animals.

Apart from providing fun, Hickory Dickory nursery rhyme also helps the kids to learn the numbers from 1 to 12 in a most joyful and entertaining way. So teaching number to your kids is no more a chore now! Just sing the song along with your children and they will learn numbers. Isn't that great?

So ready to sing “Hickory Dickory Dock” rhyme and have a blissful time with 12 naughty animals of jungle!!! 

An Enthralling Adventure Of Five Little Ducks

“Five Little Ducks” is a popular classic children's song. It tells an enthralling story of a mother duck, who loses her five little ducklings and then finally, getting them all back. The song is not only fun to sing but also helps the little learners to learn the numbers in a most engaging and fun way.

Duck Family going on an excursion

The rhyme is telling the story of a duck family who goes out on an excursion. The naughty little ducklings running all around; went far away and their mother gets worried. Each time the ducklings went for playing, one of the ducklings doesn't return back. This way, mother duck loses all her five little ducklings. At the end, all the mischievous baby ducks returns and mother duck is happy to see her all five ducklings safe.

Adventurous picnicking of mischievous five ducklings

A great fun has been now added to the “Five Little Ducks” nursery rhyme. Mother duck and father duck take their baby ducks on an excursion to a breathtaking picnic spot. Full of excitement and joy, the duck family boarded a boat to reach the desired place. The adventurous and naughty baby ducks enjoy a great time, exploring the scenic place. They go fishing, trekking, swimming and surfing and enjoys a fun-filled day out!

To surprise their mom, each of the ducklings brings a surprise gift for the mother when they return. Want to know, how they surprised their mother and made her happy? Watch the video and check it out by yourself!!!

So, get ready to go mischievous with five little ducks and have fun! 

Fun of picnicking with Duck family 

Go fishing for a big catch

Adrenaline junkies go trekking

Relaxing and playing for fun

Duckling riding a wave for thrill

Mary Had a Little Lamb, A Tale Of Young Girl

“Mary Had a Little Lamb" is a popular English nursery rhyme, dating back to nineteenth-century. The rhyme was written by Sarah Josepha Hale, who was inspired by an actual incident related to a young girl named, Mary Sawyer. It was first published by the Boston publishing firm Marsh, Capen & Lyon, on May 24, 1830.

A tale of Mary Sawyer

“Mary Had a Little Lamb” is an endearing tale of a young girl, Mary Sawyer and her pet lamb. It is a beloved song about a girl whose lamb follows her wherever she goes. The little lamb followed Mary all the time and enjoyed a blissful time with her. And one fine day, she took the lamb to school at the suggestion of her brother.

Theories related to the origin of rhyme

Two competing theories are related to the origin of the rhyme. As per one of the theories, it is believed that John Roulstone composed the first four lines and that the final twelve lines were written by Sarah Josepha Hale. While the other theory holds that Sarah Josepha Hale had composed the entire rhyme.

Listen to a tale of Mary Sawyer with Baby Hazel

Have fun listening to the tale of Mary and her lamb in Baby Hazel Mary Had a Little Lamb rhyme. It's truly delightful to see a great and strong bonding between Hazel and the cute little lamb. Everywhere the Hazel went, lamb followed her. Hazel is fond of her pet and enjoys feeding, bathing, playing and lots of mischievous activities with her pet.

So, teach your kids this beautiful song about a young girl and her pet lamb, who followed her wherever she goes!

Mary, a cute little girl

She adore her pet lamb a lot

Lamb follows her wherever she goes

Halloween Fun With Joyful Five Little Monsters Song

It's almost Halloween! It is one of the most awaited festivals and holidays by kids. And why not? Because it's a time to enjoy and thrill with a lot of fun activities such as trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, attending Halloween costume parties, carving pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns, lighting bonfires and decorating houses, playing pranks, visiting haunted attractions and a lot more.

Halloween is a time of celebration. And if you're throwing a party for your little one and friends, you want it to go with a bang. Isn't it? Spice the kids' Halloween party with one of the most popular creepy songs, Five Little Monsters. This song is a favorite nursery rhyme in the fall and around Halloween. Your kids will surely enjoy jumping and dancing to this foot-tapping song. So ready to add Five Little Monsters to your Halloween songs playlist!!!

This Halloween, visit the scary and crazy house of Baby Hazel! Have fun singing Five Little Monsters along with some naughty spooky characters. Five Little Monsters is a spooky Halloween song for children. An award-winning video features spooky but cute little monsters, who are busy playing and enjoying lots of mischievous activities. 

Let's meet the spooky naughty monsters this Halloween

Visit the scary crazy haunted palace

Five little monster all ready for lots of mischievous

Dancing and jumping all around

Everyone calls the doctor

Monsters are back to bed

Jump And Dance With Five Little Monkeys

“Five Little  Monkeys” is an English Folk Song and fingerplay. Often the rhyme is accompanied by a sequence of gestures that mimic the words of the song. Various versions of this children's song are available and sung around the world.

Joy for Children

“Five Little Monkeys” is one of the most popular nursery rhymes, recited and enjoyed by the kids and preschoolers. They love to act it out and have fun during the leisure hours.

Learning with Five Little Monkeys Song

“Five Little Monkeys” is a sweet and funny song that children love. Apart from fun, kids also learn the number count from 1 to 5 as they sing or recite the rhyme. Therefore, it is an entertaining and fun-filled way to learn the number count. Kids will have fun as they act the song and will also learn to identify numbers.

An insight to Five Little Monkeys song :

Naughty five monkeys jumping all around

Bumping their head

Mamma calls the doctor

Doctor says,"No more monkeys jumping on the bed"