Practice sorting nouns with our spider themed noun sort activity. It's the perfect activity to use during the fall months when spider decorations are in abundance for Halloween. Kiddos will love that it is hands-on and is adaptable for students in 1st-3rd grade.
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NOUN SORT GRAMMAR GAME
I love creating hands-on activities for my kiddos; and I prefer activities that I can either make myself with a few manipulatives versus printing things out. I understand others may just be the opposite, so we are sharing two versions of our Spider Web Noun Sort-- a printable and non-printable version!
To set up the non-printable version of this Spider themed noun sort, you'll need:
- 3 paper plates
- post it notes
- plastic spider rings
- pen
HOW TO PLAY THIS NOUN SORT GRAMMAR GAME
Draw a spider web on each of the paper plates. On each plate, place a post-it note with a type of noun--person, place, or thing.
Cut small strips of post it notes and attach them to the spider rings. On each strip, write a person, place, or thing.
Once the activity is all ready to go, invite your child over to help sort the spiders onto the correct web:
Does the spider name a person? a place? or a thing? and sort the spiders accordingly.
For even more fun, add movement to this fun noun sort grammar game by hiding the spiders around the room! Kids love a good game of hide-n-seek!
You can also extend this activity by talking about proper nouns and pronouns.
If you are one that prefers printables, this is for you!
There are three sorting mats, a recording sheet, and a page of blank colorful spiders so that you can choose the nouns you would like to use! For durability, laminating the sorting mats and blank colorful spiders may be a good idea.
GRAMMAR GAME PRINTABLE
Enjoy this fun way to sort nouns! Click the link below:
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* you may not share link, host printable, on another site, sell, and/or change printable in any capacity.
*graphics used with permission.
Check out these awesome early elementary spider activities!
- Spider Web Skip Counting from Rainy Day Mum
- Spider Multiplication from Still Playing School
- Spider Skip Counting Puzzles from Creative Family Fun
- Almost Doubles Spider Addition from Sugar Aunts
- Spider Themed Double-Digit Addition Puzzles from Life Over C's
- Spider Lap Book from Preschool Powol Packets
- Spider Web Noun Sort & Printable from School Time Snippets
- Learning with Art: Tape Resist Spider Web from Crafty Kids at Home
- Learning with Spider Webs from Planet Smarty Pants
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