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Type Journal ArticlePub Date 9/1/2011Stock # sc11_049_01_68Volume 049Issue 01
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Just In Time for Halloween
This is a neat question to pose to students just before Halloween. Not only is it a good question, it is a very interesting story about how spiders produce and structure their webs which ar... See More
This is a neat question to pose to students just before Halloween. Not only is it a good question, it is a very interesting story about how spiders produce and structure their webs which aren’t all the same. There is a great deal to learn from this article and it is a fun read that students would enjoy as well.
Spider Sense
Great little humorous read about how spiders spin webs and catch prey. Great background information if you are doing a unit on invertebrates or if you happen to temporarily house a spider in... See More
Great little humorous read about how spiders spin webs and catch prey. Great background information if you are doing a unit on invertebrates or if you happen to temporarily house a spider in a jar on your desk. This article only contains basic background information (no lab activity)
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