Chapter 14 Songs Fingerplays and Movement Activities for 2025

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The Magic of Finger Plays develops vocabulary creates a stronger emotional link between parent/teacher and child develops the motor facility of the hand develops cognitive areas of the brain creates a safe place for children and adults to explore together
They are a fun and interactive way for young children to develop fine motor skills, hand-eye co-ordination and language skills. Fingerplays can be done with or without music and involve simple, repetitive movements that are easy for young children to learn and remember.
3:56 11:21 One little finger one little finger one One little finger tap tap tap point your finger. Up pointMoreOne little finger one little finger one One little finger tap tap tap point your finger. Up point your finger.
Some chants or nursery rhymes that incorporate fingerplay include the Itsy Bitsy Spider, Round and round the garden, and This Little Piggy.
Most fingerplays encourage finger isolation while also encouraging motor planning skills and bilateral coordination movements (using two sides of the body at once). These actions help to develop hand and finger strength as well as coordination.