say hello peanut butter marmalade and jam Let's say hello as low as we can.
Hello, hello. Peanut butter marmalade and jam.
Let's say hello as high as we can. Hello, hello.
Peanut butter marmalade and jam. Let's say hello as slowly as we can.
One arm on top of the other arm. Hello.
Wave that arm very slowly. Peanut. butter, marmalade and jam.
Let's say hello as fast as we can. fingers as fast as you can hello peanut Let's say hello as softly as we can.
Hello. Hola. Bonjour. Yay. Hello, hello, hello and how are you?
You say I'm fine. I'm fine and I hope that you are too.
Now everybody clap your hands. Clap your hands.
Clap your hands. Everybody clap your hands.
Come on and clap your hands. Hola, hola, hola y cómo estás?
Estoy bien, muy bien. Yes, better get to Tambien.
Now everybody stomp your feet. Stomp your feet, stomp your feet, everybody stomp your feet, come on and stomp your feet.
Last time. Hello. Hello. Hello. And how are you?
You say I'm fine. I'm fine and I hope that you are too.
Let's wave. Now everybody wave hello. Wave hello, wave hello, everybody wave hello.
Come on and wave hello. Hello baby, so nice to see you.
Hello baby. So nice to see you. Yay. Tickle time!
We're gonna go round and round the garden.
And the garden can be around the belly button or it could be in the palm of your little one's hand.
Very gently going round and round. Let's do it.
Round and round the garden, like a teddy bear.
One step, hop up to the elbow. Two step, hop up to the shoulders. her under there.
You can tickle under her neck or behind her ear.
Tickle, tickle, tickle time. Let's do that again.
This time it's going to be a little mouse instead of a teddy bear.
Round and round the garden, like the little mouse.
Up, up. Up he creeps into his little house.
And I like to go under the chin. Let's do that again.
Round and round the garden. Like the little mouse.
Up, up. Up he creeps into his little house.
Tickle, tickle, tickle, squeak. Here's a bilingual finger play.
Dos manitas, two little hands. We're gonna do this two times.
Show me your two hands. Wiggle your fingers.
We're going to go slowly the first time.
Dos manitas diez deditos Wiggle your fingers when we say di este di tos.
Dos manitas, diez deditos. Dos manitas, diez deditos.
Dos manitas, diez deditos, cuéntalos con mí.
Let's count in Spanish Uno, dos, tres deditos Show me three.
Cuatro, cinco, seis, siete. Ocho, nueve deditos y uno más son diez.
So when we're counting, we're going to put up one finger at a time.
Okay, shake out your hands. Shake it shake it shake it.
Let's do that again. Dos manitas, diez deditos Dos manitas, diez deditos Dos manitas, diez deditos, Cuéntalos conmigo.
Let's count. Show me one finger at a time.
Uno, dos, tres deditos, cuatro, cinco, seis deditos, siete, ocho, nueve deditos, Uno más son diez.
Yeah. Shake out your hands. Let's do it in English.
Show me two little hands. And then wiggle your ten little fingers.
Two little hands. Wiggle your fingers. Let's sing. two little hands and ten little fingers two little hands and ten little fingers two little hands and ten little fingers Count them with me.
Let's count. One, two, three little fingers Four, five, six little fingers seven, eight, Nine little fingers and one more makes ten. two little hands and ten little fingers two little hands and ten little fingers two little hands and ten little fingers Count them with me.
Let's count. One, two, three little fingers, four, five. six little fingers, seven, eight, Nine little fingers and one more makes ten.
Excellent. We all sing with the same voice by J. Philip Miller and Shepard Green.
My hair is black and red. My hair is yellow.
My eyes are brown and green and blue. My name is Jack and Fred.
My name's Amanda Sue. I'm called Kareem Abdu.
My name is you. I live in southern France.
I'm from a Texas ranch. I come from Mecca and Peru.
I live across the street in the mountains on the beach I come from everywhere And my name is you.
We all sing with the same. The same song, the same voice.
We all sing with the same voice and we sing in Harmony.
Sometimes I get mad and mean. Sometimes I feel happy.
And when I want to cry, I do When I'm by myself at night I hold my teddy tight until the morning light.
My name is you. I have sisters one, two, three.
In my family there's just me. I've got one daddy, I've got two.
Grandpa helps me cross the street. My cat walks on furry feet.
I love my parakeet. My name is you. We all sing with the same voice.
The same song, the same voice. We all sing with the same voice.
And we sing in harmony. I like to run and climb.
I like to sit and read. I like to watch my TV too.
And when it's time for bed, I like my stories read.
Sweet dreams and love you said, my name is you.
We all sing with the same voice. The same song, the same voice.
We all sing with the same voice and we sing in harmony.
Honey. Subscribe to Small Talk Baby Podcast for as little as $2.99 per month. on Spotify check our website www.babywordplay.com Can you purr like a cat in the sun?
Squeak like a mouse on the run? Can you grunt like a pig in a sty?
Tweet like a bird in the sky? Grunt, grunt.
Oink, oink. Can you baa like a sheep in a pen cluck like an egg-laying hen Can you buzz like a bumbly bee, caw like a crow in a tree?
Can you chomp like a horse with a carrot?
Squawk like a red and green parrot. Can you buzz like a bee?
Can you talk like me? Grrr! This finger play is called I Have Ten Little Fingers.
When you hear me say the word see, I want you to make your hands into binoculars.
Look through your binoculars. Yeah, okay, let's get started.
Wiggle your fingers. I have ten little fingers, they all belong to me.
I can make them do things. Would you like to see?
Show me your binoculars. I can shut them up tight.
Make fists with your hands. I can open them wide.
I can fold them all together and I can make them hide.
I can make them jump. High, lift your hands up high.
I can make them jump low. I can fold them all together and hold them all just so.
And when we say hide, put your hands behind your back to hide your hands.
Okay, let's try it again. Wiggle your fingers.
I have ten little fingers, they all belong to me.
I can make them do things would you like to see.
I can shut them up tight. I can open them wide.
I can fold them all together and I can make them hide.
Hide your hands behind your back. I can make them jump high.
I can make them jump low, I can fold them all together and Hold them all just so.
Clasp your hands for the end. Yay! The repetition of rich language presented in a warm, loving environment. is some of the best, most nutritious food a baby can receive.
It was under the coconut tree. Darling, it was under the coconut tree.
We read and we sang and we played with words it was under the coconut tree.
It was under the coconut tree. We read and we sang and we played with words.
Sing with me. It was under the coconut tree Darling, it was under the coconut tree.
We read and we sang and we played with words that was under the coconut tree.
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Remember to incorporate sign language for thank you in our closing.
Put your fingers on your chin. and move your hand away from your face.
Thank you. Let's do that again. Fingers on your chin Move your hand away.
Thank you. My hands say thank you with a clap, clap, clap.
My feet say thank you with a tap, tap, tap.
And you can just tap your little one's feet for that.
Clap, clap, clap, and a tap, tap, tap. And now it's time to sing goodbye.
Baby, word plays what we are. We have come from near and far, reading, learning words at play.
We have had such fun today. Lift your hands up to the sky.
Raise them, raise them way up high. Bring them down right to your sides.
Now it's time to say, Goodbye. Until the next time.
Hasta luego. Ciao.
