Nursery Rhymes with Videos

In this application, you will have:
- 300 Songs for free!

List Of Representative Songs

*Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
*The Animal Sounds Song
*Incy Wincy Spider
*We are the Alphabet
*Alphabet Song ABC Song Phonics Song
*Nursery Rhymes Collection Vol. 1
*The Alphabet Song
*Famous Nursery Rhymes Collection
*Old MacDonald Had A Farm
*ABC Song and More
*ABC songs for children!
*ABC Song in the Sea
*Alphabet Song ABC Song
*3D Animation Learning Colors
*The Butterfly Colors Song (HD)
*Driving in My Car
*Do You Like Broccoli Ice Cream?
*The Finger Family
*The Alphabet Song in Phonics
*The Lollipop Song
*The Baby Animals Song
*Garbage Trucks Teaching Colors
*Fun Kids Songs ABC Phonics Chant
*Animal Alphabet Song
*The Thank You Song
*Numbers Song
*Counting Songs for Children 1-10 Numbers Song
*Nursery Rhymes - Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
*Nursery Rhymes - Little Violin
*Itsy Bitsy Spider Time and More!
*The Finger Family
*Twinkle Twinkle Little Star - Nursery Rhymes
*BINGO Song with Lyrics - Nursery Rhymes

Keep in mind when you were a child and you used to sing huge amounts of songs? You knew all the words and hand movements that ran with every song, isn't that right? At that point you grew up and had children of your own and every one of those verses and signs simply blew right out of your cerebrum!

Straightforward nursery rhymes like Itsy Bitsy Spider or Wheels on the Bus are staples of youth, and there's a decent explanation behind it, as well. These songs help with memory and dialect appreciation; show social abilities as we all sing together; and support in fortifying a kid's fine and horrible engine muscles.

On the off chance that your tyke is visually impaired or outwardly debilitated you may imagine that songs with hand movements are "excessively visual" for them, yet there is such a great amount of more to these tunes than what you can see with your eyes!

Contemplate all your kids can learn just by moving their hands in beat with a tune: they can interface with you as you show them the signs hand over hand; they can learn essential turn taking abilities; they may end up spurred to achieve high above them as they do Twinkle Little Star; or they may learn body mindfulness as they do Head, Shoulders, Knees, & Toes; in addition to they'll have a great time doing it on the grounds that music dependably makes things more charming!

We've collaborated with neighborhood Massachusetts kids' entertainer jeanniemack to help you re-take in these rhymes and hand movements so you can show them to your children. Underneath you'll discover features for some of your main tunes, in the same way as Itsy Bitsy Spider, Where is Thumbkin, and Wheels on the Bus. We'll be including more features soon, so make sure to fill us in as to whether there are any songs you'd like to see emphasized here!

You can likewise look at jeanniemack's whole accumulation of nursery rhyme features.

The Wheels on the Bus:
The Wheels on the Bus is a tune that gets the entire body moving: your arms swing good and done with the entryways, your body hops all over with the individuals, and your hands move here and there and then here again with the wipers. Ivan's most loved piece of the song is the children, who say, "Wah, wah, wah." The hand movement used to do this is entirely hard to use, so help your kid ball their hand into a clenched hand and rub their eyes. The wandering aimlessly of the wrist is an incredible fine engine auction, as well.

It’s Bitsy Spider:
This song incorporates a ton of amazing movements far up high and wrote down low. This is an extraordinary song to sing with children who don't like to connect to a long way from their bodies.

Peanut Butter & Jelly:
Peanut Butter & Jelly are an incredible song to match with the genuine article. Haul out some nutty spread and jam and bread so your kid can touch the items while you sing and sing about them.