Let the thread dry. Make the brown paper bags into rocks by stuffing them with newspaper and gluing or stapling them shut. Place it on the side of the rocks. The spider digs a hole under the web. When insects get caught in the web, the spider captures them.
Students take turns being the spider and the prey.
Each student draws a daisy with a yellow center and white petals. They draw on the white petals a white spider waiting for an insect to come by. The spider waits for the bee, butterfly or other insect to get close enough to it, then it strikes its prey. This spider does not use its web to catch its prey. It relies entirely on its camouflage to deceive the insect.