Web Masters

by Keely Parrack

THE NEXT TIME you see a spiral-shaped spider web in your house or garden, keep in mind that it probably took thirty minutes to an hour to make. How do spiders build these delicate wonders? Make this web and find out. What You’ll Need: twigs and leaves (real or artificial)bottle of school glue tracing paper spider and other bug shapes (homemade or purchased) silver glitter (optional) What to Do: 1. Choose four twigs and/or leaves to use as a frame for your web. Glue them onto the tracing paper, leaving enough space between them for your web. 2. A spider starts making its web with strong anchor threads of silk. Draw your anchor threads with the glue nozzle, connecting the twigs and leaves. 3. Next, a spider spins more silk…

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Spider Magazine Stories, Games, Activites And Puzzles For Children And Kids (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 2024

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