Incy Wincy Spider

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Small group discussion: what was special about Anansi’s spider sons? Who was your favourite? Why? How can we work together and help each other? Ask questions to encourage the children to give more information: What? Why? Where? Who? Sorry I mean I really struggle to engage their interest in anything and I never know what I should be doing. It would be good to have some advice from you as you are obviously doing a great job. Once upon a Spidery time... If possible have a selection of pictures of spiders, soft toys or puppets to represent the characters and to focus attention. These will also aid any additional retelling and sequencing activities. Thanks Amie! 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!) Some of there resources I share may be better for 4+ but the numbers and alphabet for e.g. are great for any age to have as free play manipulatives. This is an overview of the activities we did and the breakdown by day. Based on our homeschool schedule, we do two activities each day. Our Products FOR Itsy bitsy spider activities

One of my favorite sensory bin themes is using water. This is perfect for those babies and toddlers still putting things in their mouth. Using a colander, create a water sensory bin, practice pouring skills as well as taking the time to splash and start learning “sink or float” concepts. Itsy bitsy Rice sensory binRhyming text and beauitful, hand-stitched illustrations make this an ideal book for parents and young children to share. Down comes the rain and washes Incy out. Out comes the sun and dries up all the rain, so Incy Wincy Spider climbs up the spout again.

Use this file folder printable to practice matching shapes. Use the color matching spider sheet to match each shape. Forgotten the title or the author of a book? Our BookSleuth is specially designed for you. Visit BookSleuth Fill the reminder 1/4 of the bottle with clear glue or clear soap (hand or dish soap works fine). The glue or soap will make the confetti and spider fall slower than I’d you just do water. The kids have to mimic their movements while singing the song, a very entertaining activity, useful to improve their manual dexterity. Thanks so much for this it’s a real inspiration for me as I love looking at your blog but really struggle with how to engage my 1 and 2 year old girls.At the time of creating these activities my son is 2.5 years old but some of these activities can be adjusted to older or younger toddlers. Kids develop at different times so just judge what your child can and can’t do. Lesson plan for itsy bitsy Spider I dumped my spooky sensory bottle and replaced the purple glitter with blue confetti to make this one. This follows the same tutorial (15 sec video) as our spooky spider. How to Make a Itsy Bitsy Spider Sensory Bottle Incy Wincy Spider” (also popularly known as “ Itsy Bitsy Spider”) is one of the most popular nursery rhyme. It is generally accompanied by finger movements coordinated with the lyrics of the nursery rhyme. This joyful rhyme describes how a spider goes up, comes downs and again climbs up the waterspout of a gutter system.”