Hello, welcome to Orange County Public Library's kindergarten readiness rhyme of the month. I am Miss Riley and this month I will be introducing the song Alice the Camel. This song teaches children how to count down by five. I will be singing the song two times through. For the first round I will be I will introduce small movements by using our fingers to count down by five. For the second round we will add in an additional larger movement. For an extra challenge movement is important because research shows a link between cognitive development and movement meaning children need opportunities to move so that they can retain what they are learning. Alright, so let's get started. Let's see those fingers and we'll start with five. Alice the camel has five humps. Alice the camel has five humps. Alice the camel has five humps. So go, Alice go boom boom boom boom. Ok next, four, Alice the camel has four humps. Alice the camel has four humps. Alice the camel has four humps so go, Alice go boom boom boom boom. Next, three. Alice, the camel has three humps. Alice, the camel has three humps. Alice, the camel has three humps. So go, Alice, go boom, boom, boom, boom. Alice, the camel has two humps. Alice, the camel has two humps. Alice, the camel has two humps. So go, Alice, go boom, boom, boom, boom. Alice, the camel has one hump. Alice, the camel has one hump. Alice, the camel has one hump. So go, Alice, go boom, boom, boom, boom. Alice, the camel has no humps. Alice, the camel has no humps. Alice, the camel has no humps. Cause Alice is a horse, of course. All right, good job, round of applause. This time, each time we sing, so go, Alice, go. We're gonna pretend like we're running. So really get those arms moving. On when we sing, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. We will jump as high as we can or you can do little bounces, whichever one you prefer. Okay, so here we go, round two. Alice, the camel has five humps. Alice, the camel has five humps. Alice, the camel has five humps. So go, Alice, go boom, boom, boom, boom. Nice job. Alice, the camel has four humps. Alice, the camel has four humps. Alice, the camel has four humps. So go, Alice, go boom, boom, boom, boom. Alice, the camel has three humps. Alice, the camel has three humps. Alice, the camel has three humps, so go. Alice, go boom, boom, boom, boom. Alice, the camel has two humps. Alice, the camel has two humps. Alex the Kamo has two humps so go Alex Go boom boom boom boom boom Alex the Kamo has one hump Alex the Kamo has one hump Alex go boom boom boom boom Alex the Kamo has no humps Alex the Kamo has no humps is a horse of course. Nice job another round of applause. Thank you so much for joining me. Remember learning can be fun and you know your child best. So to not be afraid to modify and change the movements that we're presented here today. For more activities, go to ocpl.org and we hope to see you again soon. Thank you. Bye.