Caterpillar race

This free printable caterpillar craft template is perfect to use as a build a caterpillar craft for kids. Its a fun and easy activity without a ton of mess! Welcome to our charming Printable Caterpillar Craft! Are you ready to embark on a fun-filled crafting adventure with your little ones? Our adorable cut and paste craft, complete with a free printable caterpillar template, is perfect for kids of all ages and skill levels. Not only will this activity keep them entertained, but it's also an excellent opportunity to learn about these fascinating creatures and their role in nature. So, let's dive right in and start creating some crawly cuteness together! Who's excited? We know we are! And if you like this caterpillar craft, check out our Table of Contents • • • • • The Printable Caterpillar Templates Our printable caterpillar templates come in two versions. The first is a bright fully colored version. It's perfect for printing out and letting the kids get straight to cutting and pasting. Our second version is a printer friendly version perfect for letting kids get creative with color. They can color in their own caterpillar and then cut out and build their caterpillar. Supplies Needed Are you ready to start creating your adorable printable caterpillar craft? Here's a list of all the supplies you'll need to make this happen: Free printable caterpillar template: Don't worry, we've got you covered! Download and print our super-cute caterpillar template provided at the end of t...

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• • • • • Menu Toggle • Beach games • Birthday party • Christmas • Easter • Halloween • Family reunion • Icebreaker games • Menu Toggle • Ball games • Communication games • Cooperative games • Guessing games • Imagination games • Mime games • Musical games • Running games • Skill games • Solo games • Thinking games • Treasure hunt • Water games • Other games • Caterpillar race Caterpillar race is an Game sheet • number of players: from 8 children • age: from 6 years • material: nothing • Played outdoors • Duration: 15 minutes Caterpillar race rules Divide the children into equal-sized teams so that each caterpillar is the same length. You can form the number of caterpillars you want. If there is an additional child, they can be assigned the task of arbitrator. After each team has been trained, have the children choose a simple and easy name to remember for their caterpillar. Then line teams up next to each other behind a starting line. Then ask each group to line up with one child in front of the other. Children should place their hands on the shoulders of the team member in front of them forming a caterpillar. Once the signal is given, the front team member will hop one step forward. The team member behind them will then hop one step and so on until the whole caterpillar has advanced one step. Once the last member of the team has finished hopping, they call out the name of their caterpillar. This lets the first child know that he can jump again and the race continues. Rep...