Once upon a time, in a land not so far,
Lived a little spider, quite unique, quite bizarre.
She loved to spin and weave, a sticky web so fine,
To catch her prey, and feast on them, oh how divine!

With a creep and a crawl, she'd climb up high,
And start to weave, with thread so dry.
Round and round, she'd spin her web,
With goo so sticky, it'd trap a small ebb.

Silk so soft, she'd wrap her prey,
And keep them safe, for another day.
The spider would then feast and dine,
On her prey, until there was no more to find.

The spider was a queen, of her little land,
And with her sticky web, she was truly grand.
So the next time you see a spider, don't be scared,
For she's just doing her job, with grace and flair.

And remember, whether big or small,
Every creature has a purpose, after all.
So don't be afraid, of creatures like her,
For they too are special, like you and her.

Reflections

1. What is the spider's job?
2. What is special about the spider's web?
3. How does the spider catch its prey?
4. Why shouldn't we be scared of spiders?
5. What does the story teach us about the importance of every creature?