Big Spider With Eight Jointed Legs Outline

A large spider is drawn from above, with a round head section in the middle and a bigger, egg-shaped belly at the lower left. Eight legs stretch out from the head section, four on each side. Each leg is split into chunky jointed segments, and most segments have a small curved highlight line inside. Some leg edges look jagged and bumpy, which makes the spider look a bit rough and hairy. The tips of the legs are smooth and rounded. One segment on the right side even has a tiny heart-like shape. The lines are thick and bold, so the big open areas are easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring each leg segment a different shade of brown or gray, then count the legs together to talk about how spiders have eight. The page is free to print whenever you need a quick activity.