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How to Teach Fun Turkey Fingerplays and Why You Need Them

How to Teach Fun Turkey Fingerplays and Why You Need Them

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Hello! Here's some quick tips and ideas on how to teach fun turkey fingerplays and why you need to use fingerplays and songs in your early childhood through 3rd grades.
Children respond so well when they are learning stories, use their hands and fingers and singing.
This video will help you understand why fingerplays are essential to use to strengthen literacy, memory and fine as well as gross motor skills. And so much more!
I love using them when teaching young children and have found success keeping engagement and learning high too!
I hope you enjoy this video.
Let's talk about your favorite turkey songs or fingerplays!


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