SPIDER July-August 2018
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Themed around the wild adventures of the Wild West, SPIDER explores cows and cowboys, ponies and pirates, and tangrams and true-life tales.
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SPIDER July-August 2018
Front and back cover art by Dom Mansell
Themed around the wild adventures of the Wild West, SPIDER explores cows and cowboys, ponies and pirates, and tangrams and true-life tales.
Your kids won’t have to wait until they open this edition of SPIDER Magazine because the fun starts right on the cover with a maze through crazy canyons to a cozy campsite! But, once they’ve found their way, there’s still tons of fun waiting for them inside. Your kids can join Doodlebug and Dandelion for the exciting conclusion of The Cruller Thief, discover the flip story of Too Many Dragons – called Too Many Stinkbugs, and find out all the ways summer vacations can get ruined. With games, poems, vivid illustrations, tales, activities, and more, SPIDER is chock full of fun!
Enjoy features including:
- Meet Pablo Pi-Cow-So by Graham Ross
- Cowabunga! by Pat Lorraine Simons
- Too Many Stink Bugs by Debbie Urbanski
- Wild West Whoppers
- How to Ruin your Summer by Tori Telfer
- Annie, Get Your Gum by Neal Levin
- Whitewater Rosie by Gaye Leigh Rider
- Liza Jean and the No-Good, No-Count, Stinky-Breath Gang by George Shannon
Regular features include Doodlebug & Dandelion, Fabulous Facts, Spider’s Corner, Spider’s Mailbox, Ophelia’s Last Word, Bug Adventure, Buggy Bulletin, The Fun Zone, Mind-Buggler, and Spider and the Gang.