![]() It is played by an adult who is playing with both of his index fingers, pointing them so the child can see it well. ![]() “Two Little Dickie Birds” Finger-play How to play: In its today’s form which dates back to the 19th century the lyrics have been slightly modified and the names of the birds have been replaced from Jack and Gill to Paul and Peter, the apostles. There are no recorded evidences about the exact origin of the song. ![]() It was first published in London in the collection called “Mother Goose’s Melody” from 1765. “Two Little Dickie Birds” is a traditional nursery rhyme and finger-play for children, dating back to the 18th century. ![]()
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