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The Very Hungry Caterpillar activity

Our daughter loves the book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle.
We did a little interactive learning activity to go along with this book.
This activity allowed my daughter to engage and interact with the book as we read
through it.
As you read through the book with your little one, your child can go through and pick out each item you read out loud. My daughter loved the caterpillar we created, and she even had him eating through each item of food. She made the munching sound and all. She's two and just loves exploring books.
We worked on naming each picture, colors, and counting. She's getting so good at saying the days of the week. That's something else we worked on while doing this activity too.







I just used construction paper, hole puncher, crayons, laminate, and scissors.
Create and then have fun with your little one. :)



Each day of our lives we make deposits
in the memory banks of our children.
-Charles R. Swindoll







Comments

  1. You should read "Press Here" I'm sure you could come up with a cute activity with that! It's a really cute book.

    I love that book. My son likes to stick his fingers in the holes that the caterpillar ate. :)

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  2. Dina oh yes press here is a great book! They read that one at the library story time, and all the kids interact with it. lol @ your cute little son sticking his fingers in the holes. :)

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