Published 1992
by The Wright Group .
Written in
Edition Notes
| Series | Sunshine science series |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Format | Unknown Binding |
| Number of Pages | 16 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL10974266M |
| ISBN 10 | 0780202848 |
| ISBN 10 | 9780780202849 |
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In the words of Jacquie and Opal ’s mother, Vicky, spiders represent things that are both homes and traps—addiction, memory, and ignorance are just a few of the things the novel’s characters encounter which threaten to ensnare them (and beckon to house them) much like a spider’s Jacquie’s spiderweb tattoos to Orvil ’s and Opal’s respective encounters with spider-leg. Have the students come together to share their engineered webs and discuss the words ecosystem and spinnerets. Invite the kids to share what strategy they used when designing their web. Have the kids use black or brown Wikki Stix to design and create a spider with two body parts and eight legs on the response sheet provided here. Drugged Spider Experiment #1. In , zoologist H. M. Peters was apparently pretty annoyed by the fact that garden spiders build their webs from 2am-5am, and he asked pharmacologist Peter N. Witt to drug them and see if he could get them to start building their webs earlier. Spiders are arachnids, a class of arthropods that also includes scorpions, mites, and ticks. There are more t known species of spiders, found in habitats all over the world.
A spider's web is its communication center. Not only do spiders have to choose the right site for their networks, but they also make the material to build them with. No wonder spiders are such fascinating this fourth title in her critically acclaimed natural history picture book series, award-winning science author Margery Facklam. About Spiders and Their Webs. Spider webs that mimic flowers? A spider that “lassos” its prey? A web large enough to cover a garbage truck? These are just a few of the incredible “did you knows” kids will discover in the irresistible book about the fascinating and diverse ways spiders use their webs . Spider webs that mimic flowers? A spider that "lassos" its prey? A web large enough to cover a garbage truck? These are just a few of the incredible "did you knows" kids will discover in the irresistible book about the fascinating and diverse ways spiders use their webs to trap : National Geographic Society. Spider species use their webs to hunt in different ways, so location is key to capturing a meal. In fact, some spiders don’t even use webs to hunt – their webs are used to create shelter or to protect delicate eggs. When observing a spider web, take note of where the web is placed, because that can help you with its ID later on.
