Simple Spider Web With Thick Black Lines

A single round spider web fills the page, with straight lines running out from the center like spokes on a wheel. Curved threads connect the spokes in rings, and the rings get closer together near the middle and wider toward the edges. A few spokes stick out past the outer ring at the top, bottom, left, right and corners. There is no spider in the picture, only the web on a plain white background, so kids can add their own. The lines are bold and the spaces between them are fairly large, which makes it easy for younger kids to color in. Try filling each section in a rainbow pattern that repeats around the web, or use silver and gray crayons for a shimmery look. It also works well for a quick talk about symmetry and circles. Print as many copies as you need for a class.