1. Make face:
Add eye stickers
Draw mouth with chalk
Fold fuzzy stick into antenna
Use one black dot to secure antenna behind black face
Glue black face to one red strip
2. Add black spots to red strips
3. Glue red strips into hat
Use your chalk to draw ladybugs outside.
Search for ladybugs. Look under leaves and near flowers.
Fly like a ladybug.
Use your bag and extra set of eyes to make a puppet. Take your puppet on a lady bug search.
The Grouchy Ladybug, by Eric Carle
Counting with a LadyBug, by DK Books
Lucy Lady Bug, by Sharon King-Chai
Will Ladybug Hug? by Hilary Leung
Find your local library.
Shop local! Find an Independent Bookstore in your community.
My favorite local Bookstore: Chapter One Bookstore in Hamilton, Montana
Order from Independent Bookstores. Bookshop.org
Lucy Lady Bug, by Sharon King-Chai: How do we treat people who are different than we are? Why is diversity important?
Will Ladybug Hug? by Hilary Leung: Why is it important to ask permission before we hug? What alternatives are there to hugs? It is ok to not want to hug. How can you communicate that? What kind of touch is ok? How can we express our affection while respecting others boundaries?