We L.O.V.E. the book The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. We have spent the last month exploring this book and I have found the most amazing online resources that I just have to share with you all.
Here are a few of my favourite finds:
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Stimulated Learning with Rachel(“,)
This is, by far, my most favourite Very Hungry Caterpillar post. Rachel’s math table is a real inspiration. She makes use of a multitude of home and classroom resources to engage the children. What an inspiration! Thanks for sharing your wonderful take on this great book Rachel!
Montessori-Inspired Eric Carle Activities and Eric Carle on Living Montessori Now
Deb is a former Montessori teacher and school owner with a Master’s Degree in Early Childhood Studies. She also homeschooled her children through high school and now writes about Montessori activities and ideas, homeschooling and parenting in general. I love her blog. Deb had tons and tons of information on her site. It’s one of my “go-to” sites when I’m looking for inspiration on new themes.
Printable Hungry Caterpillar Craft by Learn Create Love
Everybody LOVES a feebie!!! Kimberly made this for her little girl and has provided it to her readers for free. Thank you Kimberly!
Free Printable Caterpillar Pack on Enchanted Homeschooling Mom
Its no secret that I’m a HUGE fan of the resources supplied by Jill. Here she has collaborated with Ashley from Life with Moore Babies to bring us a freebie to go with this book. This particular freebie is best suited for preschoolers and kindergarteners. Thanks Jill and Ashley!!!
25 Very Hungry Caterpillar Crafts & Activities on Toddler Approved
Kristina has a great selection of resources available on this post. Thank you for sharing these great finds with us, Kristina!
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Painted Rocks at Thrive 360 Living
Oh how I wish I could paint as beautifully as this! I just love these. I think we need to take our next vacation at the ocean so we can collect some awesome little stones to make our own little set. Thank you so much for sharing your tips on how to paint the stones, Sam!
Very Hungry Caterpillar sensory bin on Rubber Boots and Elf Shoes
Pixie L.O.V.E.S. sensory bins. I just love the items Sandi used in their sensory box. The black beans are an awesome idea. Thanks for sharing your sensory box ideas with your readers, Sandi! After seeing your little caterpillar toy, I’ve decided to make one for Pixie.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar… DONE on Sharing Kindergarten
This is a resource for Kindergarteners. Mary aligned everything to the common core, differentiated many of the activities, and made sure everything was hands on, colorful, and FUN! The following activities are included:
Describing Word Activity– chart, printable, and extending activity
Writing Activities– 4 different versions and word wall provided
Reading Comprehension Game– 30 Questions with answer key
I am purchasing this pack for Fifi for next year. Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into this, Mary!
The Very Hairy Caterpillar on Spoonful
This is just the most adorable little grass creature I have ever seen! This is something the kidlets and I are currently busy with {keep an eye out for that post}. I can’t wait to see how it turns out!
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Story Props from We All Join In
I just love how dang cute this is. I need to go get a can of Pringles so that I can make this for Pixie. She’ll love it. I think Fifi will love this too with a little tweaking to suit her skill level. I just love it!
22 The Very Hungry Caterpillar inspired food creations on Cute Food for Kids
What themed post would be complete without some fun food ideas for the kidlets. Here you can find a roundup of 22 different Very Hungry Caterpillar themed foods. I just love the muffin tin snack!
