|
Limbo Under the Spider Web
Copyright 2001 Nancy Stewart
Use your imagination in decorating your
room for this song! You can simply run a piece of string or yarn and have
children limbo under it, or string several “webs” from cottony Halloween
webbing around the room. If you really want to limbo, support a web or piece
of yarn between two people, and have them lower it a little more each time the
children pass under. Younger children can just walk under, and older children
can tip their heads back in limbo fashion!
For more spider fun and facts,
visit these websites.
 Spider Shape Book Printouts - EnchantedLearning.com
Spider Lesson
Plans
The
Teacher's Corner - Teacher Resources - Lesson Plans
A Spider Unit - Lessons,
printables, & more for a theme on spiders
Limbo Under the Spider Web
A spider builds a silver web,
He starts
with a single string
From the silk he makes himself,
It’s stronger than most anything
CHORUS:
Come on limbo under the spider’s web
You can limbo along with me
Go under but do not touch the silken thread
Come on and limbo along with me
One day the itsy bitsy spider
Went up
the water spout
Though she fell when the rain came down
She went up went the sun came out
(chorus)
Said the spider to the fly,
Won’t you come and visit me
But the fly said no, you’re looking for dinner
And that would be me!
(chorus)
|
November
2001 Song of the Month
