Caterpillar stem activities

Shahzia 𖦹 Learn through play 𖦹 STEAM Play 𖦹 Early Childhood on Instagram: "This 🐛 paper towel experiment is so cool to watch and make! Watch the caterpillar wiggle and grow as it drinks water. This is a fantastic activity that can be an extension to the “The very hungry little caterpillar”, one of our favorite books. How it works: Paper towels are made of ground-up plant material. If you look through a microscope at a torn-up piece of paper (or look up some images on the Internet), you…

A list of 5 Spring STEM Activities & Technology lessons that are perfect for the elementary classroom. Engage your students with these low-prep ideas.

Create caterpillars out of recycled cardboard tubes and "feed" them to practice some early math skills. This feed the caterpillar spring math activity provides a hands-on way to get children practicing one-to-on correspondence, number recognition, and counting. #preschool #spring #math

Need a boost for your caterpillar unit or even just a unique activity to fill some time? This caterpillar activity is perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and elementary aged kids. #toddler #preschooler #elementary #caterpillaractivities

Caterpillar Number Match is a fun and easy early math activity for preschoolers. A great way to practice counting this spring!

Caterpillar sensory activities for your next preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten butterfly theme. Or paired with a favorite caterpillar book!

Nurture early math and fine motor skills with a touch of nature. Caterpillar Measure is the perfect addition to your insect-themed lesson plans! For this activity, leaves are designed to be measured by pompom caterpillar rulers. Measuring each caterpillar provides a tactile way to incorporate non-standard measurement into your math centers.

Little STEAM Learners on Instagram: “This 🐛 paper towel experiment is so cool to watch and make! Watch the caterpillar wiggle and grow as it drinks water. This is a fantastic…”

Grow Caterpillar STEM experiment 🐛🐛 Start by coloring a paper towel with markers. Roll it tightly onto a pencil or chopstick and secure the end with glue if needed. Gently push the rolled towel...