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Spooky
Spider Webs added
8-11-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
Paper plate, pie pan, black paint, marble, spider ring
Directions:
Put a paper plate in a pie pan and give the student a small
dab of black paint. You can also paint a paper plate black and do the
activity with the white paint to look more realistic. After the small
dab of paint is placed on the student'' plate, drop a marble in and let
the child move the pie pan in all different directions to make a
spooky spider web. After it has dried, punch a hole in the plate and
attach a plastic spider ring or sponge paint a spider in the web.
Tempera
Paint Spider Webs added
8-11-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need: Black
paint, Straws, and paper
Directions:
Using runny black paint, allow the children to use a straw to blow
the paint across the page to make a spider's web.
Spaghetti
Cobwebs added
8-11-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
Cooked spaghetti (cold), White glue, Waxed paper
Directions:
Have the children dip the spaghetti into the glue and arrange the
pieces onto the waxed paper. When the spaghetti dries, carefully peel
the "cobweb" off the
waxed paper. Hang from the ceiling.
Puffy Paint
Cobwebs added
8-11-98 Original Author
Unknown
Need:
Flour, salt, water, paper plate or construction paper
Directions:
Mix equal parts of flour, salt, and water in a large bowl. Pour the
mixture into squeeze bottles. Give each child a black paper plate or
a piece of black construction paper. Let the children squeeze the
white puffy paint onto the black paper. When the puffy paint dries,
it will look like glittery cobwebs.
Spider Web added
9-28-98 Original Author Unknown
Need:
String or yarn 6.6 inch pieces of string, 4 12 inch pieces of string
Diluted white, glue or liquid starch, Wax paper
Directions:
Let the children dip pieces of string into dishes of glue or starch. Then
have them lay their strings on wax paper to create the spider's web. Lay
the string in the shape of a spiral overlapping the ends. Lay the large
pieces of string over the spiral in the shape of a cross. When the strings
dry, they will become stiff and hold their shapes.
Spiders
added 9-28-98 Original
Author Unknown
Need:
black tempera paint, medium Styrofoam balls, black pipe cleaners (wide
ones), wiggly eyes, fishing line, needle
Directions:
Have the kids paint their Styrofoam balls black. Cut your pipe
cleaners in half and stick into the painted ball. Four on each side of the
ball. Then glue wiggly eyes on. We strung fishing line through them and
hung them from the ceiling with just a piece of scotch tape.
Spiders
added 9-28-98 Original
Author Unknown
Need:
Black paper, glitter
Directions:
To make spiders, trace children's 4 fingers on black paper, then
turn around paper and trace finger on other hand, adjacent to the first 4
fingers. (the palm areas will overlap each other) Cut out. Punch two holes
for eyes, decorate w/ glitter and suspend from ceiling or window, draping
with spider web gauze.
Pom
Pom Spider
added 10-18-00 Original Author
Unknown
Need: Black yarn, Small square of cardboard,
Black pipe cleaners, Goggly eyes, Red construction paper, Glue
Directions: Wind yard around and around
cardboard square until heavily covered. Using a small piece of yarn tie
securely at the center, cut edges and remove the cardboard. Insert three
pipe cleaners into the knotted center and bend to form legs. Glue on eyes
if desired, or cut out eyes from red paper. Use thread or yarn to hang
spider.
Egg Carton
Spider added
10-18-00 Original Author
Unknown
Need: Cardboard egg carton, Black pipe
cleaners, Black tempera paint, marker or crayon, Red construction paper,
Glue, Thread or yarn
Directions: Using paint, marker or crayons,
color the cup sections of the egg carton.
Cut each egg cup apart. Push pipe cleaner legs into egg cup and bend to
shape legs. Cut red paper and glue on for eyes. Use thread or yarn to
hang.
Glitter
Spider Webs added
10-17-05 Submitted by: Anonymous
Need: orange, purple, or brown, and
black paper, silver glitter, glue.
Directions: Have children draw a web on a
piece of black paper (an x across the whole paper and a spiral staring in
the middle of the x an extending to the edges of the paper). Have
children then cover their lines with glue, sprinkle on some silver
glitter, and shake off the excess. Have children then attach a
spider they have made from the other color paper to the middle of their
web.
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