Head And Shoulders, Baby!

Words & Music:

Traditional

 

Head and shoulders, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

Head and shoulders, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

Head and shoulders, head and shoulders, head and shoulders baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

 

Shoulders, knees, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

Shoulders, knees, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

Shoulders, knees, shoulders, knees, shoulders, knees, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

 

Knees and toes, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

Knees and toes, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

Knees and toes, knees and toes, knees and toes, baby!

One!  Two!  Three!

 

Do it again and see how fast you can do the song and the motions!

 

Hand Game [in pairs, facing one another]:

"Head and shoulders" = touch your head and your shoulders

"Shoulders, knees" = touch your shoulders and your knees

"Knees and toes" = touch your knees and your toes

"baby" = clap your hands

"one" = right hand to right hand, then clap

"two" = left hand to left hand, then clap

"three" = right hand to right hand, NO clap

 




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