playtime instructional videos / Children ´s Songs & Handplay: Video Series

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playtime instructional videos / Children ´s Songs & Handplay: Video Series

Victoria-Ladybug

playtime instructional videos / Children ´s Songs & Handplay: Video Series

Check out these great videos

Teaching Children "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe"/ 3 Little Monkeys Jumping on the bed

http://www.ehow.com/video_4440732_teaching-_one_-two_-buckle-shoe_.html

How to Teach "Beehive" Song to Children

http://www.ehow.com/video_4440733_teach-_beehive_-song-children.html?wa%5Fvrid=522754bc%2Dcdd4%2D475b%2D9694%2D7a8783308b47&cp=1&pid=1

Teaching kids " ROUND & ROUND THE GARDEN " song

http://www.ehow.com/video_4440734_teaching-_round-round-garden_-song.html?pid=1&wa%5Fvrid=182e233d%2Ddd3c%2D41f5%2D8d42%2Dff1a33a27024&cp=1

Teaching Children "Rickity Tickity" Song

http://www.ehow.com/video_4440731_teaching-children-_rickity-tickity_-song.html

How to do ITSY BITSY SPIDER

http://www.ehow.com/video_4440730_do-itsy-bitsy-spider.html

Learn the lyrics and the hand gestures for many favorite songs and games in this free children �s rhyme video from an expert on playtime for kids.

http://www.ehow.com/videos-on_5549_children_s-songs-handplay.html

27 Aug 2010

ellakass

Thank you very much, dear!

27 Aug 2010

Mabdel

Thanks a lot Victoria for sharing.

27 Aug 2010

yanogator

These are some good, useful videos, but I have two tiny disagreements with her, one on "Where is thumbkin?" and one on "Itsy-bitsy spider".

She says "thumpkin" instead of "thumbkin" (silent "b"), which could be a little confusing to some students, since the song is about your thumbs, and doesn �t involve thumping at all.

Her hand gesture for the first and last parts of itsy-bitsy spider are wrong, in my opinion. She has her fingers curled up, except the thumbs and index fingers. As I learned it about 55 years ago (and I think this way looks better), the other fingers should be opened somewhat, representing the spider �s legs.

Take it or leave it. Maybe this will be helpful to some of you.

Bruce

27 Aug 2010

jhansi

Thanks Victoria for sharing.

27 Aug 2010

Friedfam

Thanks very much - these are great for my grandchildren too!

27 Aug 2010