Spider's Lunch








Author(s):
Grade level(s):
K
Subject(s):
Language Arts
Science
Art
Math
Learner Outcomes:
The
students will be able to identify body characteristics of spiders (8 legs,
fangs, different number of eyes, etc.)
The
students will count to eight.
The
students will use fine motor skills, folding, cutting, and gluing - to
make a spider headband.
The
students will memorize lyrics to "The Spider Spins A Web".
Duration of Lesson:
60 minutes
Materials
Needed:
Book Spider's Lunch
Skein of yarn
Paper Strips appropriate
width and length for headband
Glue
Scissors
Stapler
and staples
Eight construction paper
strips for each child
1-3 1/2 inch circle per
child
2 Large pom poms per child
Tech. Tools
/ Courseware:
Computer
Internet
Procedure:
Find
a house or garden spider to observe.
Read
Spiders
Lunch
Play
and sing "A Spider Spins A Web" (Mailbox Oct/Nov 1992)
Modifications:
Teacher
assisted scissors in cutting skills.
If
the student is not able to pass the skein of yarn to make a spider web
or hold on to the skein, then another student may help them or the teacher
may help.
Enrichment:
Read
other information books: Spiders Zoo Book, Amazing World of Spiders, Mighty
Spiders and Amazing Spiders.
Make
a Spider booklet
Song
"Spider Spider" (Mailbox pg. 28)
The
student will count the number of legs on the spider headband.
The
student will identify body parts of spider on a picture.
The
student will sing "The Spider Spins A Web".
Math :
-
Understanding and applies basic
and advanced properties of the concept of numbers
Science:
-
Understanding biological and evolution
and the diversity of life.
-
Understanding the nature of scientific
inquiry.
Language Arts:
-
Uses listening and speaking strategies
for different purposes.
-
Uses viewing skills and strategies
to understand and interpret visual media.
Language Arts: K.1,
K.2, K.4, K.5, K.16, K.31, K.36, K.64
Science: K.1,
K.10, K.23, K.28, K.69.
Math: K.2, K.15,
K.16, K.19
References:
Spider's Lunch book by
Joanna Cole at www.scholastic.com
"A Spider Spins A Web"
Spider headband - http://teachers.net/lessons/posts/899.html