The very busy Spider

STORYTELLING SESSION

THE VERY BUSY SPIDER

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Introducing the story

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STORYTELLING

The Very Busy Spider by Eric Carle

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Let's make a spiderweb

Before storytelling...

Before Starting the storytelling, Margot created a relationship with children involving them in a game: she asked children to throw a white ball of wool one to another. Every child should catch the ball, say his/her name, keep an end of the wire and throw the ball again to another child. In this way children created a spider web made with a white wool wire.

During storytelling the narrator involved children, asking them the names of animals in the story. Children also pretended to be the animals: they made voices and moved like the animals.