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ECEP 133-001



                                                 Bibliography
        Facts
                                                    www.participaction.com
                                                                                                  Heads,
                                                                                                  Shoulders,
                                                     http://www.kidsongs.com/lyrics/head-
   Playing and learning are both com-
                                                 
                                                     shoulders-knees-and-toes.html
                                                                                                  Knees, and
    pletely normal, as it allows toddlers to                                                         Toes
    develop their physical skills.                  http://kidshealth.org/parent/growth/learni
                                                     ng/toddler_play.html
   Toddlers learn important physical skills
    while they are playing, such as: muscle         Google Images
    control, balance, and coordination.


   At this early age, kids establish patterns
    of activity that carry through the rest of
    childhood.


   The more active your toddler, the more
                          likely he/she will
                          remain active
                          throughout their
                                                             Samantha Garber
                          life span.                         Emily Emanuel
                                                             Tanuja Singh
                                                             Andrea Cruz
LYRICS
                                   INSTRUCTIONS
                                                                            What to do at home

                                                                            Introduction:
Head, shoulders, knees and toes,
                                      Demonstrate the song to the chil-    Walk to school with child, go out-
knees and toes, knees and toes.
                                                                            side to parks, extra curriculum ac-
Head, shoulders, knees and toes,       dren first, make sure they under-
                                                                            tivities that offer sports
And eyes, and ears, and mouth,
                                       stand
And nose.                                                                   Set an example:
                                                                            Limit TV, be enthusiastic, do family
                                      Follow the song: using both hands,
                                                                            activities (like game night)
Feet and tummies arms and chins        touch your head, then shoulders;
Arms and chins, arms and chins                                              Make TV and fun equal:
                                       then bend at the waist and touch
Feet and tummies arms and chins                                             Take electronics out of room, offer
And eyes and ears                      your knees then toes.                TV OR computer each day, not
And mouth and shins                                                         both. Be active during commer-
                                      Still bending at the waist, touch    cials, talk to them about the posi-
                                                                            tives about the outdoors, register
                                       your knees, then toes, then knees    for sports teams, go to child's
Hands and fingers, legs and lips
                                       again, and toes again.               games, physical activity each
Legs and lips, legs and lips
                                                                            weekend
Hands and fingers legs and lips
And eyes and ears                     Stand upright and touch your head
And mouth and hips                     then shoulders; bend at the waist

                                       and touch your knees and toes

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  • 1. ECEP 133-001 Bibliography Facts  www.participaction.com Heads, Shoulders, http://www.kidsongs.com/lyrics/head-  Playing and learning are both com-  shoulders-knees-and-toes.html Knees, and pletely normal, as it allows toddlers to Toes develop their physical skills.  http://kidshealth.org/parent/growth/learni ng/toddler_play.html  Toddlers learn important physical skills while they are playing, such as: muscle  Google Images control, balance, and coordination.  At this early age, kids establish patterns of activity that carry through the rest of childhood.  The more active your toddler, the more likely he/she will remain active throughout their Samantha Garber life span. Emily Emanuel Tanuja Singh Andrea Cruz
  • 2. LYRICS INSTRUCTIONS What to do at home Introduction: Head, shoulders, knees and toes,  Demonstrate the song to the chil- Walk to school with child, go out- knees and toes, knees and toes. side to parks, extra curriculum ac- Head, shoulders, knees and toes, dren first, make sure they under- tivities that offer sports And eyes, and ears, and mouth, stand And nose. Set an example: Limit TV, be enthusiastic, do family  Follow the song: using both hands, activities (like game night) Feet and tummies arms and chins touch your head, then shoulders; Arms and chins, arms and chins Make TV and fun equal: then bend at the waist and touch Feet and tummies arms and chins Take electronics out of room, offer And eyes and ears your knees then toes. TV OR computer each day, not And mouth and shins both. Be active during commer-  Still bending at the waist, touch cials, talk to them about the posi- tives about the outdoors, register your knees, then toes, then knees for sports teams, go to child's Hands and fingers, legs and lips again, and toes again. games, physical activity each Legs and lips, legs and lips weekend Hands and fingers legs and lips And eyes and ears  Stand upright and touch your head And mouth and hips then shoulders; bend at the waist and touch your knees and toes