Tarantula Figure L1-Developmental & Inclusion-L2-Fine Motor Skills-L3-Hand Strengthening the rattles promote early sensory

the rattles promote early sensory development and fine motor skills while engaging babies in imaginative play

students explore how to identify and apply the present participle as an adjective

play musical games matching colours to sounds

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Tarantula Figure L1-Developmental & Inclusion-L2-Fine Motor Skills-L3-Hand Strengthening the rattles promote early sensoryTarantulas are among the largest spiders in the world. In contrast to many other spiders, they do not spin a web, but lay in wait for their prey especially frogs, mice and birds. People don't have to be afraid of them. Tarantulas may have a strong bite, but they are good natured, and their venom is weaker than that of bees. Fun fact: Tarantulas are fragile animals. Even a fall from a low height can be fatal to them.