Washing One's Self
Source:
Games Without Music For Children
Category:
GAMES FOR THE SCHOOLROOM
The teacher may repeat the lines, accompanying them with the actions,
which the children imitate, or the children may learn and repeat the
words themselves.
[1]Wash your hands, dear children all,
[2]Palms we rub and [3]backs as well,
[4]Round the wrist we leave no mark,
Else a sad tale that would tell;
[5]Rub the knuckles, [6]brush nails, too,
Clean, bright[7] hands nice work can do.
Now 'tis time to [8]wash your face,
[9]Soap your hands, and [10]rub away,
[11]Gently round the ears we go,
[12]Don't forget your eyes, I say;
[13]Nose, and [14]mouth, and [15]forehead high,
[16]All to make quite clean we try.
Actions.--
[1] Pretend to wash hands.
[2] Rub palms together.
[3] Rub back of left hand with palm of right.
[4] Wash left wrist, then right.
[5] Rub knuckles of both hands.
[6] Brush nails of left hand with right fist.
[7] Show hands.
[8] Touch face with both hands.
[9] Pretend to rub soap on hands.
[10] Rub hands together.
[11] Wash the ears.
[12] Wash eyes.
[13] Rub the nose.
[14] Wash round mouth.
[15] Rub forehead.
[16] Rub all the face.
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