Spider in a Web Corner

There's a little story on this page! A spider hangs from a single silk thread beside a triangular corner web with spiral threads, a small fly is caught at the edge, and a couple of leaves frame the corner. The scene has several pieces to color — spider, web, fly, and leaves — so it suits kids who enjoy a fuller picture, while each part on its own is simple enough to manage. Corner webs like this one are common in sheds and window frames, where spiders tuck their webs into quiet angles to catch passing insects. The caught fly is a great chance to talk about how spiders help by eating bugs we'd rather not have around. Color the leaves green, the silk silvery, and the fly any color you like. Print it on US Letter or A4 and tell the whole little story as you color.