In reply to puppythedog:
Now then, the first bit of advice I'd give, is that you shouldn't just stick to one crag, as there aren't very many crags in the Moors that offer a lot of good routes at a certain grade.
The first port of call should probably be the Wainstones though, You've got Ali Baba (E2) and West Sphinx Direct (E3) too (If you're feeling a little bold). You can combine this with a nip over to Raven's Scar: Fever Pitch (E2) and Satchmo (E1/2). Ravenscar is pretty green this time of year like.
After that you could poke your head into Moors LImestone - Peak Scar and Whitestone have piles of great HVSs and E1s to have a go at (these are traditional mind).
Back on the Sandstone: Mongol (E2), gehenna (HVS) and tremor (E2) (all at Beacon Scar) are all great crack climbs of varying styles.
Park Nab and Ingleby offer more of the typical "moors short solos" and beyond that, for a bit of a wildcard, you can get out to Stoupe Brow and the Smuggler's terrace. Central Crack (E2) is a particularly fine line and there's even a bolted F6c arete.