Incy Wincy Spider

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Place large sheets of white paper, or plastic under trees, shrubs or bushes and shake gently, collect anything that falls. Age: Tabbies to work on learning colors and 2’s to practice on similarities and differences as well as color matching. Every month, I create a sing and learn pack, and this month of course it has to be Itsy Bitsy Spider-themed. To create a mini-beast habitat gather logs, wooden pallets, house bricks, plant pots, bamboo, hollow tubes, leaves, grasses, sticks pebbles. I loved that after a few times of reading it left a few words out in the spider response and my son was finishing it up!

The pictures would be great for turning into little books as well, which the children could annotate. We kept it simple just adding a few spiders and some spoons and bowls to encourage transferring and scooping skills.This activity encourages creativity, fine motor and malleable skills, one to one correspondence and counting skills. Using some velcro to create detachable pieces makes it interactive and prompts involvement from the child at the right part of the song. I had done this when Manu was a baby and each time we have played with it is a different experience. How many different creatures can you find - worms, slugs, snails, caterpillars, beetles, ants, woodlice, ladybirds? By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

Yes I am all about hands on , playful learning so most of the ideas are play dough, painting and active learning so will be perfect for 3 year olds (and toddlers too for that matter! This will be the real test to see which shapes he knows and which shape they still need to practice. This fantastic Counting Activity Resource Pack from Twinkl has been created specially in conjunction with The Imagination Tree, after I asked if they could be done! This activity is great for promoting listening and concentration skills, and learning rhymes by memory. Itsy Bitsy Spider” or “Incy Wincy Spider” is a modern nursery rhyme that is very popular among children and one of our favorite nursery rhymes at home.Glue in particular is a tricky one to learn so I decided to use some rope I had laying around and a spider from the pack I got for our sensory bin and our sensory bottle. Each post will be a quick round up of some favourite ways to play and learn about each topic, with links to resources included. Because Manu is two he cannot create the spider himself, so I provided two balls of black Playdough to form the spider, then I showed him our plastic spider and showed him how the spider had legs, so we used the pipe cleaner or straws to create the legs. I let him spread the glue as he pleased all over the page and then gave him string pieces already precut to be placed over the glue creating a spider web. She dedicates herself to creating learning resources to give your little ones an advantage when entering Pre-K.