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The Rooster Crows

Miska Petersham, Maud Fuller Petersham

1973

Playtime rhymes

Shona McKellar, Priscilla Lamont

1998

Count on your fingers African style

Claudia Zaslavsky

1980

Finger Rhymes

Marc Brown

1980

Video Rivals

Sonia Sarfati

1995

The story of Easter

Robin Currie

1997

Hand Rhymes

Marc Brown

1985

Twiddling Your Thumbs

Wendy Cope

1988

Piggies

Wood, Audrey Wood, Don Wood

1991

Read to Me, Grandma

Caroline Repchuk, Georgie Birkett

2002

Trot, trot to Boston

Adam Stemple, Jane Yolen, Will Hillenbrand

2005

The eentsy, weentsy spider

Mary Pope Osborne

1991

Peanut butter and jelly

Nadine Bernard Westcott

1987

Tricks with your fingers

Harry Carmozin Helfman

1967

The complete book of rhymes, songs, poems, fingerplays, and chants

Pamela Byrne Schiller, Jackie Silberg

2002

But It's So Silly

JonArno Lawson

2017

Hand Shadow Fun

Frank Jacobs, Henry Bursill

2015

Itsy bitsy spider

Annie Kubler

2004

Baby's Book of Winnie the Pooh

Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld, Isabel Gaines, Amy Edgar et al.

2001

Juego de los gusidedos

Hervé Tullet

2011

The Neal-Schuman index to fingerplays

Kay Cooper

1993

Mother-play and nursery songs

Friedrich Fro˜bel

1894

Five Little Pumpkins

Iris Van Rynbach

1995

Finger frolics

Liz Cromwell

1983

Move over, Mother Goose!

Ruth I. Dowell

1987

Round and round the garden and other action songs

2000

Children's counting-out rhymes, fingerplays, jump-rope, and bounce-ball chants and other rhythms

Gloria T. Delamar

1983

Tortillitas para mamá and other nursery rhymes

Laurel H. Kimball, Margot C. Griego, Betsy L. Bucks et al.

1981

Arrorró, mi niño

Lulu Delacre

2004

Head, shoulders, knees, and toes

Zita Newcome

2002

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