Watch, listen, and move along with these fun preschool fingerplays! Fingerplays combine simple words, hand movements, and repetition to help young children develop language, listening, memory, and fine-motor skills while having fun. This collection includes fingerplays beginning with number 1-4.
View the Complete List: Counting Songs & Fingerplays
Adapted from Traditional Poem
1 potato, 2 potato
3 potato, 4
5 potato, 6 potato
7 potato, more
Adaptation of Traditional Poem
1 rock, 2 rocks
3 rocks, 4
5 rocks, 6rocks
7 rocks, more
8 rocks, 9 rocks
Count them up to 10
Let’s put our rocks back
And count them up again
Traditional Nursery Rhyme
2 little blackbirds sitting on a hill
1 named Jack and 1 named Jill
Fly away Jack, fly away Jill
Come back Jack, come back Jill
Create additional lines such as:
2 little blackbirds flying in the sky
1 named Low and 1 named High...
2 little blackbirds sleeping in a tree
1 named Leaf and 1 named Bark...
Equip a child with spiritual tools in this fun, play-based Armor of God study. Through engaging activities and Bible lessons, children will learn how to wear and wield the armor God provides. Help them stand strong in their faith with this hands-on, faith-building experience.
by: Heidi Franz
2 silly clowns, hiding out of sight
1 from the left
1 from the right
1 silly clown said “I can’t stay”
So they both turned around
And jumped away
Traditional Nursery Rhyme
3 little kittens
They lost their mittens
And they began to cry
Oh, mother dear, We sadly fear
Our mittens we have lost
What! Lost your mittens
You naughty kittens!
Then you shall have no pie
Mee-ow, mee-ow
You shall have no pie
The 3 little kittens
They found their mittens
And they began to cry
Oh, mother dear, See here, see here
Our mittens we have found
What! Found your mittens
You darling kittens!
Then you shall have some pie
Mee-ow, mee-ow
You shall have some pie
Help your little ones learn their colors with these vibrant, fun flashcards—perfect for preschoolers! Click the link below to download your free set today and start learning through play.
Traditional Nursery Rhyme
Four/Five fat peas in a pea pod pressed
One grew, two grew, so did all the rest
They grew and grew
And did not stop, Until one day
The pod went POP!
