Itsy Bitsy Spider

Little Miss Muffet

Over in the Meadow

There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly

Spider Rhyme to Color:

Little Miss Muffet (To Print and then Color)

Little Miss Muffet (To Color Online)

Spider Printouts to Draw and Color:

Black Widow Spider A very poisonous spider with a distinctive red hourglass marking.	Spider Anatomy Label Me! Printout Label the spider's external anatomy diagram. Answers	Spider Spiders have eight legs and silk glands in the abdomen.
Spider Shape Book Printout A short book on spiders to print out and color.	Symmetrical Spider Picture: Finish the Drawing Worksheet Finish the drawing of the spider around the line of symmetry. Or go to the answer page.	Tarantula A tarantula is a large, hairy spider.

Spider Crafts:

Papier-Mâché Spider Craft A scary spider made from a balloon, aluminum foil, newspaper, and flour glue.

POMPOM SPIDER A cute spider made from a yarn pompom and pipe cleaners.

EGG CARTON SPIDER Make spiders from egg cartons.

SCARY SPIDER POP-UP CARD Make a spider pop-up spider card that will scare everyone!

SPIDER WEB CRAFT Make a dazzling, glittery spider web for a Halloween decoration.

SPIDER WEB CARD Make a dazzling, glittery spider web Halloween card.

BENDABLE MAGNETIC ANIMALS AND PEOPLE You can make simple, bendable magnetic animals using doughnut-shaped magnets and pipe cleaners.

Big Balloon Spider This huge spider is made from a balloon and pipe cleaners.

Spider Shape Book Printout A short book on spiders to print out and color.

Spider Quiz/Activities:

Draw and Compare Spiders Draw two spiders and then answer simple questions comparing them, for example, "Which one has longer legs?"	Spiders Quiz: Grades 2-3 A scavenger hunt for students in Grades 2-3, using the Little Explorers Picture Dictionary.	Spider Connect-the-Dots Online dot-to-dot puzzle using numbers.
Itsy Bitsy Spider Cards Cut out the four scenes and arrange them so they tell the story of the Itsy Bitsy Spider rhyme.	Spider Poem - Poetry Prompt Write a poem about a spider. The lines of the poem begin with: It sees, It hears, It feels, It understands, It moves, It needs, It runs, It wants, It eats, and It dreams.	Finish the Sentence 'T' Finish the sentence and illustrate it - T. The sentence starts, "Ten tarantulas tickled a..."

Write an Animal Report:

Simple Animal Report Worksheet Draw the animal, then write about the animal's anatomy, diet, where it lives, and interesting facts.

Animal Report Graphic Organizers Printouts Graphic Organizers can help students think about and list the major topics that will be researched and covered in an animal report.

Animal Report Wheel Make an animal report wheel using this 2-page print-out; it consists of a base page together with a wheel that spins around. Use the wheel to write facts about the animal, including: Scientific Name, Type of Animal, Color, Size, Diet, Enemies, Habitat, Range, Life Cycle, Life Span, Endangered?, Something Interesting. Also, draw the animal on the top of the wheel. The student then writes a paragraph on interesting features about the animal.

Write an Animal Report Tips and guidelines for writing a great animal report (plus a rubric to evaluate your work).

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