Journey
Topic: Animals
Spiders
1
Watch the Story
Diary of a Spider by Doreen Cronin
Read the Book
A Spiderling Grows Up by Pam Zollman
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Lesson Activities
Being Kind
All spiders are predators. A predator is an animal that ___________.
eats only vegetables
hunts other animals for food
comes out at night
Animals that are hunted for food are called _________.
prey
dinner
predators
Spider webs are _________.
slippery
sticky
weak
Some spiders catch their prey by __________.
trapping them in a net
confusing them
stinging them
Fishing spiders can _________.
float on their backs
swim deep underwater
walk on water
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Craft Activity
Spiderweb Rubbings
Materials: two pieces of paper (one of them black), peeled white crayon, Elmer’s liquid glue
Materials: two pieces of paper (one of them black), peeled white crayon, Elmer’s liquid glue
Your child will use their fine-motor skills while doing this simple spider web craft.
First, use the glue to create a spider web on the non-black piece of paper.
Wait for the glue to fully dry on the paper. Once the glue is hardened, place the black sheet of paper over it.
Have your child rub the white crayon over the black paper. Use the long side of the crayon to rub the paper, not the tip of the crayon.
Try this craft multiple times, making a different spider web pattern each time!
Actividad de manualidades
Calco de telaraña
Materiales: dos hojas de papel (una de ellas negra), crayones sin envoltura, pegamento líquido
Materiales: dos hojas de papel (una de ellas negra), crayones sin envoltura, pegamento líquido
Tu niño/niña utilizará sus destrezas motrices en esta manualidad sencilla para crear una telaraña.
Primero, crea una telaraña con el pegamento sobre la hoja de papel que no es negra.
Espera a que el pegamento se seque por completo en el papel. Una vez el pegamento se endurezca, coloca la hoja de papel negro encima.
Dile a tu niño que pase un crayón blanco sobre el papel negro. Tiene que hacerlo con el lado del crayón, no con la punta.
¡Practiquen esta manualidad varias veces para crear telarañas de diferentes patrones!
