Very busy spider activities

How you can use children's books as inspiration for activities in your classroom All throughout the fall, we have so many different kinds of interesting creatures come and visit us at preschool. Spiders, stick bugs, praying mantis, grass hoppers, and more. We seem to find them everywhere and each new creature inspires a whole day or

Practice number recognition with your toddlers when you play this fun Spider Toss Number Game. It's so much fun to play and learn!

Kids will love creating their own web, just like The Very Busy Spider in Eric Carle's popular book. This craft uses basic supplies.

Kinetic sand spider activity for toddlers and preschoolers

Practice patterns this Halloween with this colourful spider patterns sticky wall. Create patterns on the spiders legs using shapes.

Work on simple counting skills while making this fun and easy preschool spider snack. Comes with a free printable sheet!

1-2-3 Come Do Some "Very Busy Spider" Activities With Me Do you read Eric Carle's "The Very Busy Spider" ? It's one of my students' favorite spider stories, and perfect for sequencing! With these things in mind, I designed 3 "craftivities" that w...

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A week of planned activities for preschoolers on the theme of spiders featuring the book The Very Busy Spider by Eric Carle.

The_Very_Busy_Spider_animal_cards : pHere are the animals for the story, The Very Busy Spider" by Eric Carle/p

Welcome back to Wild About Books Wednesday! If you're new to my blog, each Wednesday I highlight a new book and discuss ways to use that boo...

Spider STEM Activities spark a love for science while expanding kids' knowledge of the fascinating spiders. Get ready for a web of homeschool learning and fun!

This is an excellent experience to develop fine motor skills. The sensory bin is filled with spiders, yarn to create the web, and tweezerstongs a the tool to remove the spiders into the cauldron.

The Very Busy Spider

Spider sensory bin for toddlers and preschoolers. Easy fine motor spider activity.

How you can use children's books as inspiration for activities in your classroom All throughout the fall, we have so many different kinds of interesting creatures come and visit us at preschool. Spiders, stick bugs, praying mantis, grass hoppers, and more. We seem to find them everywhere and each new creature inspires a whole day or

Eric Carle is a name Moms everywhere are familiar with. On his birthday, we feature the top 10 Eric Carle books for toddlers to read and make!

Kindergarten blog for teachers in the classroom. Ideas for homeschooling as well. Free files to your with your students.

Combine science with art to make colorful, fizzy spider web art.

Fine motor skill fun making spider legs.