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With spring coming there are so many wonderful bugs that can be explored. I love to bring in books about bugs and one of my favorites is Eric Carle’s “The Grouchy Ladybug” book.
I also love to have my students create their own ladybug book. Each child is given a red construction paper circle that they can draw dots and other ladybug features. I then ask the children to finish the sentence:
What is your ladybug afraid of?
A Kitten
A Dog
A Spider
A Pencil
A Crab
All the pages were laminated then put together in a little book for our reading center. This was done over 10 years ago and I kept it for my own collection.
Sing the Little Ladybug Song!
Check out these Ladybug activities from Confessions of a Homeschooler!
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Thanks for the link and for the cute ladybug book idea!
I’m excited! We’ll be doing this next week:) Thanks for putting it all together, less planning for me!