"Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes" is a kids' song, which was written in 1950. It is usually sung to the tune of
London Bridge is Falling Down poem. Young children not only love to sing the song but also enjoys to dance while singing the rhyme.
Sometimes, additional verses are sung by omitting the first word, which is sung in the previous verse and, instead children touch their body parts without singing the word. Kids continue with it until all the words are omitted and the at the last verse, they only touch the body part which they have to sing.
Action song – Kids enjoy to act out the rhyme and touch their head, shoulders, knees, toes, eyes, ears, mouth and nose in a sequence while reciting or singing each word.
Watch the video to learn lyrics to this fun-filled action song!
