Two Friendly Spiders Sitting on a Big Leaf Coloring Page
Two round smiling spiders sit on one long leaf with a center vein, giving two figures to color and large simple shapes.
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One long leaf stretches right across the page with a curved stem reaching off to the left. A vein runs the length of it, which splits the leaf into two long halves and gives the largest areas on the sheet.
Two round spiders sit on top. Both have plain circular bodies, large eyes, a small curved smile and eight thin segmented legs, four on each side. The one on the right has two small tufts on its head that the one on the left does not, which is the only difference between them.
Their inner legs meet in the gap between the two bodies and overlap slightly there. It is the one place on the page where it takes a second to see which leg belongs to which spider, and it is worth a look before handing the sheet to a young child.
The lower third of the paper is empty below the leaf.
Two spiders means two color schemes, which settles arguments when two children print the same page. Matching them makes a pair. Making one bright and one dark gives the sheet a character difference it does not otherwise have.
