So, the reason why I love all celebrations is not only because of the reason for them but because I could use many themes to incorporate the fun element in learning. I created these new spider themed packs to use in tutoring the little ones, especially the ESL learners. One of my students needs more work on initial sounds and since he is an ESL student and in first grade, this activity is perfect for him.
We printed about three pages with word families ending in -ad, -ed, and -an then I cut the pages in half and laminated the section with the spinner. This would make this activity more versatile and easy to prep for other students in the future. The section where the student needed to write the letters to make the words after spinning the spinner can be left without lamination.
Click HERE to grab two pages from this activity! The full activity can be purchased from my shop HERE.
The next activity is titled ‘Spider Clippers’ and this was quite a fun one! In the beginning, I had to introduce the activity to the students as it isn’t very simple to understand what is required for them to do – even though it looks simple.
This activity can be found in my TPT store HERE.
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Looking for some more spider activities?
Grab these fun and FREE Spider Alphabet Formation Activities and Strips from the link at the bottom of this post!
Click to see more Halloween Activities:
Spider Make 10 Finger Paint Activity
I hope you enjoyed this post and grabbed a few ideas to incorporate in your teaching sessions this month! 🙂
Yara
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I love your Facebook it has so much that will help my son in special ed.
I am interested in your spider clippers activity. I know the focus is beginning sounds but, are all short vowels represented in words?
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