Happy Spider Sitting in the Middle of Its Web Coloring Page
A smiling cartoon spider sits at the center of a full round web, with spokes and curved rings that break the sheet into dozens of panels.
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A round web fills nearly the whole sheet, and a cheerful spider sits dead center on top of it. The web is built from straight spokes running out to a scalloped rim, with curved threads strung between them in rings. That grid breaks the page into dozens of small panels, which is what makes this sheet last longer than it looks.
The spider is pure cartoon. Round body, two large eyes, a short smile, an oval blush on each cheek, and two small stalks standing up from the top of its head. Eight legs fan out from the body, four on each side, drawn as flat segmented strips that lie over the web behind them.
There is a useful pattern exercise here. Fill every second wedge of the web and the whole thing turns into a pinwheel. Work the rings instead of the wedges and it reads as a target. Either approach takes planning, so this page suits a child who has outgrown filling shapes at random.
The spider needs crayon. The web needs a pencil or a fine marker, because some of the outer panels are narrow. Printing at full Letter size keeps those panels wide enough to work in.
