Bugs Word Wall : FREE 12 Bugs Vocabulary
We love word walls.
Because it introduced new words to the kids and there are only a handful of new words, the kids will not feel too overwhelmed.
This time around, we are doing Bugs Word Wall, and I have also prepared the ‘Write the Room’ printables.

Bugs Word Wall
This printable features 12 bug and insect words.
Among them are Ladybug, Flea, Dragonfly and Bee.
There are also Grasshopper, Cricket and Worm.
All of them have a smiling face, to ensure your kids have a blast!
Now how do we prepare this activity?
First, you will need to print this FREE printable. You can get the download link at the bottom of this post.
Then, cut each card.
Next, put it on your wall.
It is designed to have big pictures and words so that your kids will easily be attracted to them.

How to Use Bugs Word Wall
The easiest way is to invite your kids to read the picture together, and then let them copy each word onto the ‘Write the room’ sheet.
This would help them to practice handwriting and learning about spelling, every letter’s sounds, and more.
Search the room
Another way to use word wall is by making it into something like a scavenger hunt game.
First, you need to put the cards randomly in your house or in your class.
For instance, you can put the Bee card on the table, the Grasshopper card at the chair, and the Flea card on the Bin; or anywhere you can think of.
Give the kids the ‘Write the room’ sheet and let them find those scattered cards.
Tell them to copy the words they have found onto the sheet.
Whoever completes their ‘Write the room’ first is the winner of this game.
Get Your Download
Ready to play? Grab your FREE printables now by clicking the download button below!
Oh, Your Kids are Struggling to Write the Bug Words?
If your kids find it a struggle to write down the words, you might want them to learn to trace the words first before having them copy the words.
Introducing the Bugs Handwriting – where your kids can trace the words, then copy them.

This packet would make your word wall activity much smoother – your kids will get to trace on the words, then copy onto the dotted lines & single lines.
It’ll also lessen the frustration of your little learners, as they are guided to see how the letter is formed, rather than taking a wild guess.


