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We have a variety of Incy Wincy resources to help children to engage with the rhyme and use the familiarity of this well loved song to develop other skills, if your class enjoyed this nursery rhymes- Incy Wincy resource, we suggest taking a look at these other spider-inspired activities and resources-

Sad Gesture: You'll get it by completing Julian the Gentleman's side quest and lying about the message left by his wife The cost of this activity should be minimal as most of the materials are things that can usually be found around the house, such as the pen, paper clip and hole punch. The majority of the cost will depend on what materials you buy for your child to decorate their spider with. What to do

This activity can last for as little as 10 or 15 minutes or up to half an hour depending on the age of your kids and how challenging you have made the task. Materials/equipment This super easy paper spider craft is perfect for preschoolers. The scrunching of the tissue paper is great for building up those all important hand muscles and it’s a craft that’s achievable for the very smallest of Arty Crafty Kids, making it an ideal craft within a toddler group or preschool setting. Handprint Spider Art – by The Best Ideas for Kids Patterns for 7 finger puppets are included: Fox, mouse, bear, boar, wolf, hare, frog puppets. The puppets are knitted in the round and are recommended for Advanced Beginner Knitters. Designed by Deniza Toys

This cute finger puppet is knit in the round with just 10-15 yards of yarn and a little fiber fill. Designed by ChemKnits Pictured project by knitlette

Preschoolers will smile and giggle at their spider headband creations as the goggley eyes and spindly paper legs move with their movement. A lovely spider craft for preschoolers. Silly Spider Art Project– by Fantastic Fun and Learning Now that you’ve seen a collection of spider web art ideas, let’s move onto some Spider Web Crafts! Spider Web Weaving Craft for Kids– by Left Brain Craft Brain Cut out the spider template of the spider for your child or if they are older, let them do this themself. Now make 2 holes on each side of the spider’s body for the remaining legs. Then make 2 holes near the centre for the mouth How To Play: Championed by the Discovery Channel, Fox News, Wired magazine and a YouTube sensation, Arachnobot is now making a firm impact worldwide, with successful tours of the Middle East, America and Europe.

Glue your googly eyes in place. (The bigger the eyes, the cuter and sillier the spider. Try using more than two eyes and some different sizes!) Cut out a small mouth from construction paper and glue it in place. Children can use this nursery rhymes- Incy Wincy as a visual tool to indicate that they would like you to share the incy wincy rhyme. Visitors are encouraged to wear their very best fancy dress as ghoulish games, giveaways and monster music take over. The Puppet Spider is immobile when placed and will remain in a fixed position. Make sure to remeber this when you place it on the ground. Remember the Wyvern CooldownIn the room at the end, get the Notes for an Experiment. Next to the notes is another ladder you can climb before you head down the obvious ladder. Up this ladder is a chest containing the Jeweled Cryptic Vessel. Now, head down the ladder here. After the first ladder, you can run along the thin planks here and get a free Legion Magazine. Estella Opera House basement

For children which have English as an additional language or children with SEND and/or speech and language requirements, using props and prompts can give them the opportunity to join-in, feel part of the group and express themselves. Use an old box, such as a nappy box to cut a window and add pieces of fabric as curtains to make your own puppet theatre. The spider template can be printed on coloured or white paper. If you choose white paper, your child can then colour the spider in themselves.

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Literacy- The rhyme and rythm within this nursery rhyme is a great introduction to literacy development, using this prop will help children remain engaged. This Doctor Who inspired designs by Lyles’ Knit were designed as egg cozies but could easily be used as finger puppets or toys. With a puppet-like outer shell made of threads wrapped around them, the main body is a spider in the chest region the size of a fist. That spider, able to move by pulling on the threads, is the real part of this monster. The manipulated puppet is like the crust of the main body. Make multiple spider hand puppets & get your child to use them to create their own puppet show or have a ‘drainpipe’ race