Spider Week
Spider Webs and Spiders
These fun webs were made out of plastic plates with ridges
cut around the sides and the middle cut out. We took EYELASH, yes EYELASH yarn
(it's EYELASH) and strung it around the web-I was out of normal black yarn and
Ty did not want to use string. The spiders-and other animals we made-are made
out of Shrinky Dinks. If you don't know what a Shrinky Dink is-look it up, because
part of your childhood was deprived. The 3-D effect was made by bending them
right when they came out of the toaster oven. (I have fingers of iron-but you
should probably use something to help you bend them).
Glue Spider Webs
You may want to look up how these should look-because
that.will.never.happen. However, even though they don't look like the neat ones
on the internet, they are fun and a good sensory experience. Elmer's clue on paper-was
too hard for the kids to squeeze, so they guided my hands. After they dried we
decided to dress them up with a little chalk-it made them look
"spooky"
What a wonderful game we found on Pinterest! It is a sticky
spider web made out of masking tape (all the sticky sides point one way),
strung in a door way. We made "bugs" out of masking tape and the boys
threw them until they stuck. It took a few tries, and the bugs stuck better
where the web was closer together, and it was TONS OF FUN
After they stuck all the bugs in the web Ty pulled down the
web and made "spider" catchers out of tape balls.
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