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Finger Rhyme 4 Spring Term Module 4 Culturethèque-ifru2013 May not be copied for commercial purposes.

2 Finger Rhyme 4 Provide regular opportunities for children to learn and practise a finger rhyme You model each segment of language and its matching action You pause to invite the children to speak in chorus, echoing your words and copying your action Children gradually learn to perform it by heart

3 Monsieur et Madame Pouce sont à labri Ils regardent tomber la pluie La pluie tombe sur la prairie thumbs stand up and watch; fingers mimic rainfall fingers on right hand mime rain falling on left arm little finger from right hand stands under the open palm of left hand, under the shelter! La pluie tombe sur la grande route Et le tout petit trotte sous son parapluie! both thumbs tuck themselves into your closed fists fingers on left hand mime rain falling on right arm

4 They are watching it rain The rain is falling on the meadow And the little one trots under his umbrella! Mr and Mrs Thumb are taking shelter The rain is falling on the main road Monsieur et Madame Pouce sont à labri Ils regardent tomber la pluie La pluie tombe sur la prairie La pluie tombe sur la grande route Et le tout petit trotte sous son parapluie!

5 Finger Rhyme 4 Monsieur et Madame Pouce sont à labri. Ils regardent tomber la pluie. La pluie tombe sur la prairie. La pluie tombe sur la grande route. Et le tout petit trotte sous son parapluie.