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>the same as the number of fingers and toes you have. You really only have 18 fingers and toes when you think about it - 10 toes + 8 fingers. Those other two
by doodlebugging 3y ago
>the same as the number of fingers and toes you have.
You really only have 18 fingers and toes when you think about it - 10 toes + 8 fingers.
Those other two appendages are thumbs. Even my kids know this.
EDIT: You also have two sets of knees - your low knees, and your high knees.
- smeej 3y agoI only have one heiney, but I'm curious about your second one!
- doodlebugging 3y agoI used the head and shoulders knees and toes song to help teach my kids all the main parts in the song. Then I worked on showing them they had two sets of knees. The low knees were the ones you pat with both hands in that song. (Your ordinary knees.) Since they knew that song I taught them that they actually had two sets of knees, low knees and high knees (hiney, LOL). When I asked them to pat their knees they would use both hands to pat their (low) knees and then reach up behind and pat their high knees (hineys). The best part was that they would announce which knees they were patting. Pretty funny for me helping my toddlers attain true enlightenment. I thought it was funny. My wife didn't at first but everyone who knows me understood why it worked out this way. I kept on the message that they only had 8 fingers too in the hopes that they would argue with their teachers about it and win by showing those teachers that two of those digits are actually thumbs. I made sure they understood that they have 10 digits but only 8 of them are fingers, the other two are thumbs. Ha ha, whose the smartest now, teacher?