We recently bought these little finger puppets for our youngest daughter. Props are both totally unnecessary to do fingerplays, yet they are also so much fun, especially if you have a group of kids you’re doing fingerplays with. Thank you for your support and happy shopping! Props and More All opinions are our own and we only recommend products we love. I find them most helpful in the car, when we’re waiting in line, and at the restaurant.ĭisclosure: We use sponsored, or affiliate, links, which means that we could earn a small commission that helps fund our blog (at no extra cost to you!). increases awareness for sounds in language (rhymes and rhythm)įingerplays are helpful basically any time you need a quick, free, zero-setup activity to keep your toddler entertained.
helps kids learn to sequence events and retell stories in correct order.There are also so many benefits to doing this simple activity with young kids. A grown up can help babies do the motions, or baby can just watch. Toddlers and preschoolers are the target audience for fingerplays, but babies can get into it, too. What Is a FingerPlay?Ī fingerplay is a short song, chant, or rhyme that has hand or finger motions to act out the words. Let’s dive in a little deeper today.Īt the end of the post, I’ll include our top 12 favorite fingerplays and 3 additional resources for you to check out.
I’m sure many of you have already tried fingerplays with your kids. With this post, I hope to get you hooked on fingerplays. It’s a great way to get and keep a child’s attention. Fingerplays are used often in early learning classrooms because they are so stinking fun and engaging.
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