As you chant the poem or sing the song, you move the fingers of your hands. In the song, all of the fingers greet the thumb. They touch "Señor Pulgar", the thumb, and the fingers move as indicated in the song. When you say "Tengo una mano", you take out one hand and then the other, with the palms facing outward. The fingers play together, turn around, come together, give a clap, and hide. The two hands are together behind your back and then you clap 4 times. This activity should help the children with the concepts of space, up, down, hand-eye coordination, the names of the fingers, as well as many other things.

Buenos Días Señor Pulgar Buenos Días Señor Pulgar Buenos Días cómo está usted? tengo una mano tengo dos manos juegan se juntan y se separan una va arriba la otra la alcanza y luego bajan a descansar luego se esconden dónde estarán? aquí aparecen juntas están.

For more information write to Kharla Oviedo .

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