What are the hand-washing nursery rhymes?

What are the hand-washing nursery rhymes? In life, there are many children who don’t like hand-washing. Therefore, you can make children fall in love with hand-washing through some very smooth nursery rhymes. , regular hand washing can make children love hygiene more and reduce the occurrence of diseases. Let’s take a look at some hand washing nursery rhymes. What are some hand-washing children's songs 1

Children's song 1: Washing hands

Children, love washing hands. Before washing, roll up the cuffs of your clothes, turn on the faucet and wet your hands.

Apply some soap and rub your hands, both palms and backs. Then rinse your hands with clean water.

Rinse clean and shake. Three times, one, two, three, wipe your hands.

Children's Song 2: Wash your hands before eating

Children, remember that it is very important to wash your hands before eating.

No bacteria, no illness, good hygiene, good baby.

Children's Rhyme 3: Wash your hands

Tap water is clean and clear. Children, pay attention to hygiene.

Stretch out your little hands and wash them to see who can wash the cleanest.

Children's Song 4: Wash your hands

Turn on the faucet, wet your little hands, rub some soap, and rub your hands together.

Rub the palms of your hands against the backs of your hands.

Hold each other's thumbs and rotate them around each other.

Bend the knuckles and rub the palms of the hands together.

Wash your wrists and flush the faucet.

Close it tightly and wipe it clean to remove all bacteria.

Children's Song 5: Wash your hands

Before washing your hands, roll up your sleeves and then wet your hands with water.

Apply soap and rub it, rubbing it all between your fingers.

Rush with running water and wash my little hands.

Children's Rhyme 6: Wash your hands

Stand in line, roll up your sleeves, and gently turn on the faucet;

Wet your hands first, soap them, and rub your palms together. , rub the palms of your hands facing each other;

Cross your fingers and rub the back of your hands, rub your palms with your ten fingers, and twist your little hands;

Turn your hands with your thumb as the axis, and change the grip. Tighten your fists;

Make a spatula with your palms, and complete the six steps in turn, so that bacteria have nowhere to hide;

Wash the faucet three times with water, tighten the faucet and dry your hands; OK Make it a habit, do it every day, and you will be healthy and happy.

Children's Rhyme 7: Wash your hands

Rub, rub, rub, rub,

Rub the back of your hand, switch hands, rub again,

Rush, rush, rush, rush, rush,

Rinse clean, turn off the faucet and flick it three times, one, two, three.

Children's Song 8: Washing hands

When children come to wash their hands, they first roll up their sleeves and stretch out their hands, then turn on the faucet,

let the water flow into a thin stream. Don't just wash your fingers, wash them from front to back.

Put some soap on it, and then rinse your hands with water to wash away all the bacteria on your hands.

Take the towel and dry your hands. Let’s look at these hands again. These are the hands. Clean hands.

Children's Song 9: Wash your hands

Children, come and wash your hands. Roll up your sleeves and get your hands wet. I put soap on it and rubbed it,

I rinsed it in clean water, and then wiped it with a towel. My little hands were really clean.

Children's Rhyme 10: Wash your hands

Play with toys and your little hands are dirty. Wash your little hands quickly. Roll up your sleeves first and then boil the water. Wet the palms and backs of your hands.

Turn off the faucet and apply soap, rub your hands full of white bubbles, turn on the water faucet and rinse, then wipe your little hands clean.

Children's Song 11: Washing Hands Song

Wash your hands, line up, roll up your sleeves, apply soap,

On the back of your hands, between your fingers, the water will turn off after washing your hands Lose.

Children's Song 12: Hand-washing Rhyme

Come on, children, learn the hand-washing rhyme with me;

Wet your hands first, then rub them with soap On the hands;

Rub the palms of the left and right palms, and the backs of the palms as well;

Rub the palms with fingers crossed, and rub the backs of the fingers with both hands;

Thumbs Wipe the baby, fingertips and palms as well;

Wash the seams between fingers and hands carefully, and then wash them with clean water;

Bacteria are all scared to run away, I am healthy Baby.

Children's Song 13: Wash your hands before eating

Gurgling, my stomach is growling, my mother told me to eat,

Put away the little toys, turn around and run to Faucet, remember to wash your hands before eating.

Children's Song 14: Washing Hands Song

Clear water, splash, roll up your sleeves and wash your hands, wash the small palms first,

Then wash the back of the small hands, everyone My fingers are all washed, and everyone praises me for my hygiene.

Children's Song 15: Hand Washing Song for the Senior Class

Children of the Senior Class, come on, come on, wash your hands.

Roll up your sleeves before washing your hands to prevent water from getting wet.

Turn on the faucet and wet your little hands.

Turn off the faucet and make soap lather.

Rub the palms of your hands against each other, and the palms of your hands against the back of your hands.

Rub your fingers together.

Scratch the fingertips up and down; scratch the fingertips up and down.

Turn your thumb and turn the rest of your fingers.

Don’t forget your little wrists, come and have a spin too.

Turn on the faucet and rinse your hands clean.

Give the faucet another bath, and I will be healthy and happy! What are the hand-washing nursery rhymes 2

Activities to cultivate children’s hand-washing habits

1. Sing a hand-washing song

Children like to sing, and parents can join them when their children wash their hands. Sing "Happy Birthday" or "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" once or twice until it reaches 20 seconds. This activity makes hand washing fun and encourages children to love music.

2. Play cinnamon powder magic

Sprinkle some cinnamon powder into the palm of your child, and then let him wash his hands. You will find that the cinnamon powder will not be washed away; add some soap and Wash your hands quickly, but the cinnamon is still there! Now, add more soap and rub your hands carefully for 20 seconds. You will notice that the cinnamon is rinsed away. Teach your children that cinnamon powder is like bacteria and you must clean your hands carefully otherwise it will remain on your hands. Children love playing this game. It teaches them science and the importance of hand washing.

3. Handwashing Reward Scheme

Children love to save stickers to show that they are appreciated by adults. You can place a piece of white paper next to the sink and reward your child with a sticker or stamp every time he washes his hands. Count the rewards with your children every day. If you save a certain amount, you can get other rewards, such as extra bedtime story time, a choice of after-meal snacks or desserts, etc. These activities teach children the habit of washing their hands more frequently while promoting their planning and problem-solving skills.

4. Design your own hand sanitizer bottle

Buy hand sanitizer with your children. Compare colors, bottle shapes and hand soap scents and let your child choose their favorite. After returning home, dress the bottle in new clothes: let your child put stickers of their favorite cartoon characters, draw patterns with color pens, or even put your child's photo on the bottle. This activity stimulates children's interest in hand washing and enhances creativity.