Round Spider Web With Scalloped Edges

A big circular spider web fills the whole page, with thick black lines running out from a dark center point like spokes on a wheel. Curved strands connect the spokes in many rings, and the rings get tighter and smaller toward the middle. The outer edge dips between each spoke, giving the web a wavy, scalloped outline. There is no spider or anything else in the picture, just the web itself, so the cells are easy to see. Kids can color each little section in a different shade to make a rainbow pattern, or use two colors in alternating rings to practice patterns. It is also handy for a quick lesson on circles, symmetry, and how spiders build webs. The free printable works well with markers, crayons, or colored pencils.