THE VERY BUSY SPIDER
by Eric Carle
Sequencing Strip
This is a children's book by Eric Carle that tells the story of a spider spinning her web while various farm animals invite her to join them in different activities. The spider remains focused on her task and eventually falls asleep after completing her web. It emphasizes themes of diligence and the beauty of nature.
Unit Objectives: This craft helps students visualize the sequence theme of the book. It focuses on fine motor skills, sequencing , and hand-eye coordination as students pull the strip through the viewer.
Sequencing Strips Include:
1 Easy Version: Pictures are in order and ready to be colored. 2. Teacher Versions: Full-color examples to show the students the finished product.
Directions:
1. First: color all pictures on the sequencing strips,
2. Second: Cut out the strips and glue them together at to make one long story ribbon.
3. Third: Cut only the two side lines (the slits) on the main ”Character” box.
4. Fourth Carefully pull the finished strip through the slits so the pictures slide across the window!
Teacher Idea: I recommend printing this craft on card-stock. It is much longer-lasting and makes it easier for little hands to The strip back and forth without tearing the paper!
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Clipart by P4STORYTIME
Book used for this craft: "The Very Busy Spider" by Eric Carle
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