Incy Wincy spider playdough activity &
morespiderweb
activities
Have fun with this tradtitional English nursery rhyme using balls of play-doh,
bendy straws or craft stems for legs and wibbly wobbly eyes. Read Aaarrgghh spider by Lydia Monks and practice your catch and release,
pot
& slide skills!
Incy WIncy Spider climbed up the water spout.
Down came the rain and washed poor Incy out.
Out came the sunshine and dried up all the rain,
so Incy Wincy Spider climbed up the spout again.
Resources needed for this playdough activity
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Making your Play-Doh spiders, whilst pre-drawn illustrations have been provided on this page
for ease and inspiration, children's own creations are always the most
awesome!
Provide blank paper, pencils, scissors and have a laminator at the ready
to protect their artwork from any oil that's contained in the dough. Cut
around the spiders, laminate and trim again.
Hole punch each spider and tie on a short length of yarn as the spider's
thread - this can be used to pull the base up and down the waterspout as
the nursery rhyme is recites and all over the spiderwebs. Roll a ball of
dough and place it on the base then build up the model by adding eyes and
legs.
Print, laminate and trim the brickwork
backgound, the
sun, rain and waterspout images.
To help move the sun & rain pictures around, bend up one edge of the
pictures to create a tab handle.
To help raise the waterspout from the brick background attach double sided foam pads to the edges
Spider Webs
Print the web outline and laminate an
empty pouch. Place the pouch on top of the web picture and trace using a
permanent marker eg. silver sharpie pen. To add a little interest
sprinkle some iridescent glitter inside the pouch before laminating.
Now all the pieces are ready for your sing song, play-doh model making!
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SPIDER
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