Funny little rhymes
Where would we be without a sense of humor, which, by the way, must be instilled from childhood.
Vest cuffs
Once upon a time a vest had three loops and two cuffs. If you count them together, Three and two, of course, are five! But do you know what the secret is? The vest has no cuffs! ***
Mouse counting book
One two three four. Let's count the holes in the cheese. If there are many holes in the cheese, then the cheese will be tasty. If there is one hole in it, it means it was delicious yesterday. ***
Centipede
The centipede's legs hurt: Ten are aching and buzzing, Five are limping and hurting. Help the centipede count the sore legs. ***
Little girl
I'm a little girl. I don't go to school. Buy me sandals - I'm getting married! ***
Ene, bene, slave
Ene, bene, slave, Quinter, finter, toad. Ene, bene, res, Quinter, finter, zhes!
A selection of math rhymes
Preschoolers easily remember a variety of rhymes and happily use them in games with their peers. Even the most restless child can learn to count using these short rhymes.
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The more unusual the plot of the rhyme, the faster preschoolers will remember it.
Thematic counting rhymes can be used to accompany a variety of mathematical tasks.
Counters from one to five
- Here are the mushrooms on the meadow wearing red caps. Two mushrooms, three mushrooms, how many will be together? - Five.
- One, two, three, four, Who lives in our apartment? Dad, mom, brother, sister, Murka the cat, two kittens, My puppy, a cricket and me - That's my whole family! One, two, three, four, five, I’ll start counting them all again.
- One, two, three, four, five, I learned to count! Kolka extended his hand to me: “Count, how many fingers?” Why not count, One, two, three, four, five!
- There lived one burbot in the river, two ruffs were friends with him, three ducks flew to them four times a day. And they were taught to count - One, two, three, four, five.
- One two three four five! We're going to play! A magpie flew to us and told you to drive!
- Cockerel, cockerel! Show me your skin! The shell is burning with fire. How many feathers are there on it? One two three four five! Impossible to count!
Counting books can be used not only in team games, but also in individual games, when a child needs to count objects
Video: counting song “Bunny”
Counters from one to ten
Such counting rhymes can be taught to pupils of the middle and senior groups of kindergarten.
- One, two, three, four, five, Six, seven, eight, nine, ten, The white moon is floating out!
Whoever reaches the month will go to hide. Ask the guys if they know which path you can take to reach the month? - One, two - blue!
Three, four - the sun in the world! Five, six - there is a river! Seven, eight - let's drop our shirts! Nine, ten - we tan for a whole month! (E. Blaginina). Summer counting rhymes will be useful during exercises and outdoor games - I decided to count the crows: One, two, three, four, five, Six - a crow on a pole, Seven - a crow on a pipe, Eight - sat on a poster, Nine - feeding the crows.
Well, ten is a daw. That's the end of the counting! Can you tell a crow from a jackdaw? - One, two, three, four, five, Six, seven, eight, nine, ten - You can count everything, Count, measure, weigh.
How many corners are there in the room, How many legs do the sparrows have, How many benches are there in the garden, How many kopecks are there in a patch. Be sure to tell your children what a piglet is, what ancient piglets were like, and what this coin looks like now - One, two, three, four, The apartment smells like a Christmas tree.
Three, four, five, six will not force you to eat porridge. Five, six, seven, eight, We ask for pie today. Because - nine, ten - Mom and Dad are kneading the dough! You can ask the guys to compose their own New Year's rhyme - We came for the name day of our aunt Mandolin.
Count how many of us there are: Balalaika, double bass, Violin, flute and oboe, Drum with a large trumpet, Two guitars, xylophone. Count it and get out! The mandolin is an ancient instrument with four paired strings. - The kids in the kindergarten are all such naughty girls. The children went for a walk. Once - Petya rushes down the hill. Two - Vanyusha flies after him. Three - on Ksyusha’s carousel. And four are in Kolya’s house. Five - Olya is standing with a bucket. Six - Mitya plays with the ball. Seven - Vitya gets off his horse. Eight - with the Natasha doll. Nine - Masha is jumping nearby. Ten - along the path Fedya is riding a bicycle. And now it’s the other way around: Ten - on a bicycle Fedya is riding along the path. Nine - Masha gallops briskly. Eight - with the Natasha doll. Seven - Vitya gets off his horse. Six - Mitya throws the ball. Five - Olya waves the bucket. And four are in Kolya’s house. Three - on Ksyusha’s carousel. Two - Vanyusha is flying from the mountain. Once - Petya laughs below. There are no friendlier guys in the world.
- Once, the cat scratches.
Two - the acacia is blooming. Three - the chicken has an egg. Four - my face. Five - the princess on the porch. Six - blush on the face. Seven - the palace is large. Eight - the king sits in the center. Nine - a messenger comes to us with a letter. Ten - the fairy tale ends here. The counting rhyme itself may not be ancient, but the characters may be typical fairy-tale characters - One two three four five!
Six seven eight nine ten! You need to, you need to sleep at night and don’t play tricks. He who does not sleep will go out. Whoever falls asleep will have a dream. Reading “evening” counting rhymes can be included in your bedtime ritual
- One, two, three, four, Who's playing pranks in our apartment? Two mice, two kittens, Three ducklings, three children! How many are there in total, tell me? Ten! Now drive
- Before we go to bed, we need to count the dolls: One - lying on the chest, Two - in a green cap, Three - crouched on the pillow, And four - on the frog, Five and six sitting on the chair, Seven has long since fallen asleep. Eight hid in the corner, Nine was just on the floor. But the tenth is nowhere to be found, you will look everywhere!
- One, two, three, four, five, The mice ask you to count: How many cats are there in the apartment? One two three four. - And we ask for more kittens! Five, six, seven, eight. Let's add plush cats, Nine, ten - we get it.
- We began to count the hares: One, two, three, four, five! Six and seven climbed into the hole, Eight hid on a hill. Here are two more, how many are there? Ten! And the verse is finished
Video: counting song “Cuckoo”
Video: counting count from 1 to 10 with trains
Counters from one to twenty
Unfortunately, counting rhymes containing more numbers than 10 are much less common. They are longer and more complex, so they are suitable for learning with older preschoolers.
- Counting book “12 months”
. (M. Chmeleva) The brothers played for months and gave themselves nicknames. Once - January - the leader. He's the first! Two - February. He's the whitest. Three - March will be spring, And April will be four drops. The closing month was May. He's the fifth, don't forget. Let's move on to summer counting. Six - June. He is very young. Seven - July. It's berry. August - sadness, summer is leaving. Autumn is just coming, and they are counting the ninth. It's September - the school bell rings. October is a golden chervonets. Write the word November and find Eleven. Autumn is over. What about the twelfth? He brings us winter. Let's call it December Br! How cold it is in the nose. - Math counting
(S. Marshak) There are no lazy people in our class, only Vasya Nikolaev. He comes to class and falls asleep like a groundhog. A quitter, a quitter, a couch potato, missed three lessons, was late for the fourth, disappeared somewhere on the fifth, got in the way of studying on the sixth, went to get treatment on the seventh, played football on the eighth, didn’t come to the ninth. On the tenth he made faces, On the fourteenth too, On the twentieth he had a dream, On the thirtieth he was kicked out.Ask the children if they know what a couch potato is
- From ten to twenty, Counting is not at all difficult.
A fun, easy score to find is always possible for children. Eleven on the shore The hare is playing with a ball. Twelve months a year, Thirteen never happens. Fourteen geese are flying, Fifteen are resting. For sixteen days the rain has been drizzling and flooding the ground. Seventeen Vasya ate sweets, and later a chocolate bar. He wanted to eat eighteen, but it was too sweet. And a swarm of bees flew in, there were nineteen bees. The boy regretted it twenty times... You can’t fight a bee! (A. Metzger). “What do you guys think happened to Vasya next?” - Snowflakes were falling in the field, Two Irinkas were counting them. Two fell on a stump, What a snowy day! Ten smoothly descended and landed on the cap. Three for Irinka on the top of her head, Eight for the top of the tree. We counted two Irinkas. Exactly twenty-three snowflakes.
- We are friends with pies, I love them terribly.
I decided to count them and serve them on a platter. One - a pie with strawberries, Two - a friend with raspberries. Five cabbage pies for hungry bellies. Seven with coconut filling, Three with apricot puree. And three more are gone, the neighbor ate them in the morning. There were exactly twenty of them, and now let’s finish the verse. This humorous counting rhyme actually teaches not only how to count, but also how to share. - A cart was driving down the hill. Yegorka was counting flowers in it. I’ll give buttercup to my mother, I’ll encourage Masha with a rose. I picked three beautiful daisies yesterday for Dasha. Three carnations for grandma, she will give strawberries for them. I will bring five tulips for my sister on a baby elephant. And three more daisies for our neighbor Ritka. We will play today and take turns driving.
For better memorization of rhyming rhymes by preschoolers, you can use hints in the form of cards with numbers
Long counting rhymes are easier to learn with children in the form of songs, so that it is easier for them to remember the rhythm.
The benefits of counting counters
In modern pedagogy, it is customary to actively use game techniques in teaching preschool children, including elements of folklore: songs, riddles, rhymes and rhymes. The latter have proven their effectiveness in classes for the formation of elementary mathematical concepts in children when learning to count.
Already at 3–4 years old in the second junior group of kindergarten, a child learns to count to 5. By graduation from the middle group, a 4–5 year old child should know the numbers from zero to ten, count from one to five forwards and backwards. A graduate of the senior group must be able to count within ten, as well as competently use ordinal and cardinal numbers, and answer the questions “which” and “how many”. Before entering school, a preparatory group graduate must be able to do all the same things, but within twenty
. We offer a selection of rhymes that will help teachers teach numbers and counting to children aged 3–7 years more effectively and interestingly, not only during play, but also in the classroom.
Counting books have always been interesting to children of different ages as an opportunity to fairly and honestly distribute roles in a game or identify the order of tasks.
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One, two, three, four, five, Six, seven, eight, nine, 10 - You can count everything, Count, measure, weigh... How many corners are there in the room, How many legs do the sparrows have, How many toes are there, How many benches are there in the garden, How many kopecks are there in a penny!
One, two, three, four, five, the bunny went out for a walk. Suddenly the hunter runs out, shoots straight at the bunny, but the hunter didn’t hit, the gray bunny ran away.
One, two, three, four, five, the cat learns to count. Slowly, little by little, he adds a cat to the mouse. The answer is: There is a cat, but no mouse!
One, two, three, four, five, Kolya will start. The bees flew into the field, they buzzed, they buzzed, the bees sat on the flowers, we scare you - you drive!
One, two, three, four, five, the bunny went out for a walk. What should we do? What should we do? We need to catch the bunny. Again we will count: One, two, three, four, five.
Once upon a time there lived a hundred guys. Everyone went to kindergarten, Everyone sat down for lunch, Everyone ate a hundred cutlets, And then they went to bed - Start counting again.
One, two, three, four, midges lived in the apartment. A friend of his own, Krestovik, a big spider, got into the habit of visiting them. Five, six, seven, eight, let’s ask the Spider: “You glutton, don’t go.” Come on, Mashenka, drive!
One day the mice came out to see what time it was. One, two, three, 4 - The mice pulled the weights. Suddenly there was a terrible ringing sound - the mice ran away.
One two three four. Who lives in our apartment? Dad, mom, brother, sister, Murka the cat, 2 kittens, My puppy, cricket and me - That's my whole family! One, two, three, four, 5 - I’ll start counting them all again.
One, two, three, four, Who is not sleeping in our apartment? Everyone in the world needs sleep. He who is not sleeping will get out!
There lived 1 burbot in the river, Two ruffs were friends with him, 3 ducks flew to them 4 times a day and taught them to count - One, two, three, four, five.
The seagull warmed up the kettle. She invited 8 seagulls: “Come all over for tea!” How many seagulls, answer!
Seagulls lived at the pier, The river rocked them with waves. One, two, three, four, 5 - Help me count them!
One two three four. I was taught to read and write. Don't read, don't write, just jump on the floor. I jumped and played , broke a doll’s leg, and sent for the doctor. The doctor rides on bulls, and with an accordion in his hands.
To fly us to the planet. We made a rocket. One, two, 3 - You will fly today!
A hare runs across the bridge, long ears, short tail. Don't run too far, help us do the math. One, two, 3 - Come out!
Here are the mushrooms on the meadow wearing red caps. Two mushrooms, 3 mushrooms, how many will be together? - Five.
On the zloty Porch sat the Tsar, the prince, the King, the prince, the Shoemaker, and the tailor. Who will you be?
Counting books for kids
Counting books for very young children differ from ordinary counting books by having an interesting plot and frequent repetition of the same words.
Counting book The Sun rides and rides in a golden carriage, The Sun sees and sees everything in the world from above: And a puppy, And a rooster, And a goat with horns, And how Petya waves his fists in the yard. ***
Hush, mice, cat on the roof
Hush, mice, the cat is on the roof, and the kittens are even higher. The cat went for milk, and the kittens went head over heels. The cat came without milk, but the kittens were ha-ha-ha. ***
Eniki-beniki
Eniki-beniki ate dumplings Eniki-beniki - dumplings! A cheerful sailor came out. ***
Teddy Bear
The clumsy bear walks through the forest, collects cones, and sings a song. The cone flew off - right into Mishka's forehead! The bear got angry and kicked! ***
Horses, horses
Horses, horses, horses, horses, We sat on the balcony. They drank tea, broke cups, and spoke Turkish. ***
