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Have them bring a sketch pad and draw their observations.

Visit a nature center/ garden and letting your child visit the butterfly section.

Other activities I would recommend to connect to this book include please see my post, The Very Hungry Caterpillar Counting Sensory Tray Play for Toddler and Preschoolers. I may earn from qualifying purchases as an Amazon Associate.įor more details about our Very Hungry Caterpillar sensory bin. Some links in this post are affiliate links. I have seen so many incredible crafts with this book on Pinterest lately please visit my Pinterest page for links to activities I have found for your little one to enjoy crafting! Eric Carle book The life cycle of a caterpillar comes alive as your child flips the pages in this book. The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle Here are some of our favorite Eric Carle books and the activities we created to learn through play. Many of Eric Carle’s books share similar themes and life lessons, so linking them together will help your child make meaningful brain connections to help them grow and learn. Carle walks you through his illustrating process. The segment at his studio is 15 minutes into the video Clío I linked on PBC Mister Rogers segment with Eric Carle at this studio or visiting his official website. While reading his books with your child, I recommend watching a short video clip of Eric Carle with Mister Rogers. Learn Through Play With Eric Carle Books For Your Child

Hopefully, you find the ideas in this article helpful for your little one to fall in love with reading and being creative! I love how interactive his books can be for children. Your child will realize they have the power of creativity just like him and become avid readers by his whimsical world of storytelling.

This author’s books are perfect for toddlers, preschool, and young elementary children because of the short, simple stories he weaves through brightly colorful art. My son requests Brown, Brown, What Do You See? by Eric Carle at least twice a day to read.