Okay…so I just want to say I TOTALLY took one for the team this week. You cannot imagine my extreme dislike for spiders. While the tiny little house ones don’t bother me so much, if one was to fall on me I might qualify for the Olympics in Taekwondo.
But, I sucked it up and made these Types of Spiders printables for you all this week. Although they are educational, they still give me the heebie-jeebies.
Today you can grab these Types of Spiders Coloring Pages. These are a great addition to any spider unit or for a study in October. Coloring pages are also a great way to introduce your students to the new subject. Simply have them lying out when they come in or in their folders to color first thing!
Coloring Pages Include:
- Printed words for Toddlers to just color the pages
- Traceable letters for early writers to practice and color
- Manuscript names to trace
- Cursive names to trace
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This Post Has 6 Comments
Emma
22 Oct 2015Spiders totally creep me out too! I try not to show it because I don’t want my daughter to be afraid of them. So I can admire your bravery in making these printables! 🙂 #ThoughtfulSpot
Kim
24 Oct 2015I am not a spider fan either, but I think I can handle them on a worksheet 🙂 Thanks for linking up at Made for Kids!
InAllYouDo
25 Oct 2015Their still a little creepy though, right?! LOL Thanks for hosting and stopping by!