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Itsy Bitsy Spider Felt Story

Itsy Bitsy Spider

January 19, 2021July 8, 2020 by StoryTime Editor

Felt Story

Classic nursery rhyme – “The Itsy bitsy spider climbed up the water spout.  Down came the rain and washed the spider out…”

Categories Bilingual, Bugs, Rain, Storytime Themes Tags action rhyme, felt story, toddler favorites
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WCLS Land Acknowledgement:
WCLS buildings are on the ancestral homeland of the Nooksack, Lummi and other Coast Salish peoples. They have been its stewards since time immemorial, respecting the land, river and ocean with the understanding that everything is connected, related and alive.  
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