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Sign up for our Newsletter today and be among the first to know when they're ready to go. Where is Thumbkin? Where is thumbkin? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with thumb up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with thumb up How are you this morning? Very well, I thank you. Wiggle thumbs as if they're 'talking' to each other Run away Hide right hand behind back Run away.

Hide left hand behind back Where is pointer? Where is pointer? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with index finger up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with index finger up How are you this morning? Wiggle fingers as if they're 'talking' to each other Run away Hide right hand behind back Run away.

Hide left hand behind back Where is tall man? Where is tall man? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with third finger up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with third finger up How are you this morning? Hide left hand behind back Where is ring man? Where is ring man? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with fourth finger up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with fourth finger up How are you this morning?

Hide left hand behind back Where is pinkie? Where is pinkie? Here I am Bring right hand to front, with pinkie finger up Here I am. Bring left hand to front, with pinkie finger up How are you this morning? Where is tallman? Where is ring finger? Where is baby? Where's the whole family?

Here we are. Very well we thank you. Denice wrote, "This is a little ditty that my brother used to sing as a child and is now trying to teach to my new little one.

I thought you might like to include it on your site, it is very cute to watch small ones try to mimic the actions. Many thanks to Denice Taylor for contributing this rhyme and the instructions. Thanks to Mama Natasha for the second version. Thank you very much! Our books feature songs in the original languages, with translations into English. Many include beautiful illustrations, commentary by ordinary people, and links to recordings, videos, and sheet music.

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Most include beautiful illustrations and sheet music. Many have commentary sent to us by our correspondents who write about the history of the songs and what they meant in their lives. We've included beloved favorites from all over the world like: -"Tu scendi dalle stelle You Come Down from the Stars " from Italy.

We've also included English language favorites like: -"Good King Wenceslas". Please contribute a traditional song or rhyme from your country. It exists in more countries and versions than any other we've found, and kids everywhere know the tune. That makes it ideal to introduce children to languages. Actions Child holds hands behind back and sings Brings one hand to front and sings Brings other hand to front and sings Wiggles first thumb and sings Wiggles second thumb and sings Moves first hand back behind back and sings Moves second hand back behind back and sings.

Finger Play. Notes Next you can do it with the following fingers: Where is Pointer? Comments Denice wrote, "This is a little ditty that my brother used to sing as a child and is now trying to teach to my new little one. Please let us know if you think this video has been taken down by YouTube.