Shoe tying rhyme

[Jenn Lynn]

DD is showing interest in wanting to learn to tie her shoes. I want to teach her with the rhyme, but I don't know it! Something with a bunny and a tree???

Help!

 

[mantysk8coach]

I remember seeing it on Full House when Michelle was learning to tie her shoes...

You're right about the bunny and the tree. Now I need to go find it!

Stay tuned...

 

[wuv tigger]

My dd saw on in Full House also.

tia

 

[Boo'sMom]

Build a tee pee, Come inside,
Bring a friend. Close it tight so we can hide.
Over the mountain, And around we go.
Here’s my arrow, And here’s my bow!

 

[Boo'sMom]

Sad Rabbit

Once there was a rabbit that was very sad because his ears were so long and narrow that he stepped on them all the time. One day a fairy landed on the bunny's head. She lifted up the bunny's ears and crossed them over like an x. Then she put one ear through the bottom of the x and pulled.

Next, she made each long ear into a loop and made another x like before. She put an ear under that x and pulled again. From then on the bunny remembered how to tie his ears into a bow, and he lived happily every after.

 

[sPaRkLeSpAz]

Heh, I remember seeing the Bunny rhyme on Full house, something about a knot hole or something. Sorry I can't remember the exact rhyme, lol.

 

[MinnieM3]

Need to teach DS6 this. I realized that DH and I had different ways of typing shoes. WHAT?! If course, his was the wrong way!

 

[lewdyan1]

Is this it?

"Make two bunny ears. The bunny runs around the tree. The bunny jumps in a hole. Close it up tight!"

This technique really works! The child doesn't need to know left from right, and all they have to remember is the story of the little bunny.

 

[Jenn Lynn]

Need to teach DS6 this. I realized that DH and I had different ways of typing shoes. WHAT?! If course, his was the wrong way!

My DH is left handed and ties shoes backwards. Well, backwards to us anyway.

Is this it?

"Make two bunny ears. The bunny runs around the tree. The bunny jumps in a hole. Close it up tight!"

This technique really works! The child doesn't need to know left from right, and all they have to remember is the story of the little bunny.

I think this is it! I know DD will be excited to learn this. DH was trying to teach her and even I was confused by all of his directions!

Thanks!