The Itsy Bitsy SpiderThe Itsy Bitsy Spiderbyby

Iza TrapaniIza Trapanihttp://www.imagineitresources.comhttp://www.imagineitresources.com

dewdewMy shoes were wet My shoes were wet

because I walked through because I walked through the the dewdew on the grass. on the grass.

dewdew

Moisture from the air that forms on Moisture from the air that forms on the grassthe grass

silkysilkyI touched the girl’s I touched the girl’s silkysilky hair. hair.

silkysilky

Soft and smoothSoft and smooth

pacepaceWe walked at the same We walked at the same pacepace..

pacepace

The speed of walking or runningThe speed of walking or running

Genre – Rhyming FictionGenre – Rhyming Fiction

What lesson did we learn from What lesson did we learn from The The KiteKite??

What lesson did we learn from What lesson did we learn from The The Little Engine that CouldLittle Engine that Could??

The poem – “The Itsy Bitsy Spider” The poem – “The Itsy Bitsy Spider” has been passed down from parent has been passed down from parent to child for many years.to child for many years.

Stand upStand up

Do the motionsDo the motions

Sing alongSing along

The Itsy Bitsy Spider climbed up the The Itsy Bitsy Spider climbed up the waterspout…..waterspout…..

PredictionsPredictions

In the story, The Itsy Bitsy Spider will In the story, The Itsy Bitsy Spider will climb other things besides the water climb other things besides the water spout. spout.

What do you think it might climb?What do you think it might climb? What do you think will happen to it What do you think will happen to it

when it tries?when it tries? What kinds of things might make it What kinds of things might make it

fall down from these other places?fall down from these other places?

The Itsy Bitsy SpiderThe Itsy Bitsy Spider

Read the story to yourself silently. Read the story to yourself silently. Be prepared to answer questions Be prepared to answer questions

about the story when you finish about the story when you finish reading.reading.

Which of your predictions happened Which of your predictions happened in the story?in the story?

Let’s play a game!Let’s play a game!

DirectionsDirections• I will ask a question. Then I will say a I will ask a question. Then I will say a

name, throw the ball to you, and after name, throw the ball to you, and after you catch it, tell me the answer.you catch it, tell me the answer.

• Then you may throw the ball back to Then you may throw the ball back to me!me!

QuestionsQuestions

What was the first thing the spider What was the first thing the spider tried to climb?tried to climb?

Why was the spider washed out of Why was the spider washed out of the waterspout?the waterspout?

What happens when the sun comes What happens when the sun comes out?out?

What caused the spider to fall down What caused the spider to fall down from the kitchen wall?from the kitchen wall?

More QuestionsMore Questions

What word does the author use to What word does the author use to describe the sound of the fan?describe the sound of the fan?

Why did the spider fall off the pail?Why did the spider fall off the pail? What happens after the mouse runs What happens after the mouse runs

out the door?out the door? What happens when the spider What happens when the spider

climbs the chair?climbs the chair? What happens when the cat falls What happens when the cat falls

asleep?asleep?

More QuestionsMore Questions What happens when the spider slips on What happens when the spider slips on

some dew?some dew? Why does the tree become dry?Why does the tree become dry? Why does the spider finally rest?Why does the spider finally rest? Who is the main character in this story?Who is the main character in this story? What problem does the spider keep What problem does the spider keep

having?having? How does the spider solve its problem?How does the spider solve its problem? How do you think the spider feels now?How do you think the spider feels now? How is this story similar to How is this story similar to The Little The Little

Engine that CouldEngine that Could??