There's a Spider on the Floor

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This week the children have been busy learning a new song. And they really love it. Here are the words..

There's a spider on the floor, on the floor X 2

There's a spider on the floor, and i can't see any more

There's a spider on the floor, on the floor.

There's a spider on my toe, on my toe X 2

There's a spider on the toe, and I think i'll have to go

There's a spider on the my toe, on my toe

There's a spider on my knee, on my knee X 2

There's a spider on my knee and he's very tickley

There's a spider on my knee, on my knee.

There's a spider on my tummy, on my tummy X 2

There's a spider on my tummy, and he;s very very funny

There's a spider on my tummy, on my tummy.

There's a spider on my arm, on my arm X 2

There's a spider on my, he's not doing any harm

There's a spider on my arm, on my arm.

There's a spider on my shoulder, on my shoulder X 2

There's a spider on my shoulder, could be be any bolder

There's a spider on my shoulder in my shoulder.

There's a spider my head, on my head X 2

There's a spider on my head, tell me is he blue or red?

There's a spider on my head, on my head.

SHAKE HIM OFF

You can listen to the tune here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aMuD2CRqc4

but please note our words are slightly different

What they are learning: Links to the EYFS

Expressive Arts and Design

Begins to move to music, listen to or join in rhymes or songs

Joins in singing favourite songs

Sings a few familiar songs.

Begins to build a repertoire of songs and dances

Personal Social and Emotional Development

Enjoys finding own nose, eyes or tummy as part of naming games.

Understanding the World

Talking about animals they have observed - After singing this song children often want to talk about the time they saw a spider.

Communication and Language

Shows interest in play with sounds, songs and rhymes.

Literacy

Has some favourite stories, rhymes, songs, poems or jingles

#Songs