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Where is Thumbkin? Finger Play

Where is Thumbkin, Where is Thumbkin? Here I am!

Where is Thumbkin? Finger Play Set includes:

-Thumbkin (2)
-Pinkie (2)
-Pointer (2)
-Tall Man (2)
-Ring Man (2)

There are 10 double-sided finger puppets in all. Each of the puppets each have a front and a back view.

There are 2 of each figure so you can have one set on each hand or you can have one and give on to your child. You can take turns saying each line so its like the figures are talking to each other.

Just in case you aren't familiar with the "Where is Thumbkin?" song, here it is for you (it is sung to the tune of Allouitte).

Where is Thumbkin?
Where is Thumbkin?
Here I am!
Here I am!
How are you today, sir?
Very well and thank you!
Run away.
Run away.

Repeat the phrase but substitute Pointer, Tall Man, Ring Man and then Pinkie wherever the name of Thumbkin is found.

The Where is Thumbkin? Finger Play puppets fit nicely on the little fingers of a child. The kids love to pretend, play, and sing with them. You can pretend the puppets are twins and roll play situations. The figures pictured are dressed up to look like people too so you can also talk about who they are and what their job might be.

I recommend the Where is Thumbkin? Finger Play for kids ages 1 to 5 years old.

My kids love to sing and play with the Where is Thumbkin? Finger Play set while I clip their nails. It keeps them occupied and focused on something while I quickly clip away.