Summary: Everyone knows and loves the Itsy Bitsy Spider, but Iza Trapani has added new and lively verses to the song. This all-new itsy bitsy spider has
exciting encounters with a fan, a mouse, a rocking chair, and a cat. She finally makes her way to the top of a maple tree to spin her web.
Suggested Activity: Spin a Web
Cut about 16 slits around the edges of a paper plate. I prefer to use brightly colored plates such as orange or lime green. Tape a long piece of black yarn to the back of
the plate. Then weave the yarn back and forth across the plate’s front
to form a web. Tape down in back and accent the web with a spider!
Curriculum Area: Fine Motor Skills (controls small muscles in hands, coordinates eye-hand movement, uses tools for writing and drawing) Appropriate Age Group: 4 and up
Hi there, I'm Marie. I like everything that starts with the letter B: books, braille, bikes, and bees. Beets aren't half-bad either.This blog is designed to help you find picture books that will make you and your child smile. I can't imagine stopping at 101 picture books. But I needed to pick a number, right?
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