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Insects

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Insects. Introduction to Insects. Let’s add words. Characteristics of Insects. Features of insects. Abdomen. Head. Thorax. Compound eye. Antennae. Legs. Parts to a Praying mantis. Antennae. Head. Thorax. Abdomen. Compound eye. Leg. Your TURN!!!!!!! What about this beetle?. Eye. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Insects

INSECTS

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Introduction to Insects

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Let’s add words

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Characteristics of Insects

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Features of insectsHead Thorax Abdomen

Antennae Legs

Compound eye

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Parts to a Praying mantis

AbdomenThorax

AntennaeHead

Leg

Compound eye

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Your TURN!!!!!!! What about this beetle?

LegsAntennae

Head

Thorax

Abdomen

Eye

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Ant Communities

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What about a butterfly?

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The life Cycle of a butterfly

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Insect life cycle

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The egg The egg is laid on a leaf by an adult

butterfly

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Larva The larva eats a lot of leaves and grows

very much.

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caterpillar A caterpillar is a larva that has

grown.

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Pupa When a caterpillar grows it becomes

a pupa. The caterpillar attaches to a branch. It forms a chrysalis to start the

process of becoming a butterfly.

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The Butterfly These adults do not live for very

long. Butterflies do not eat. Butterflies drink out of a straw-like

tongue.

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Now you try!

Egg

Larvae

CaterpillarPupa

Adult Butterfly

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How do insects talk or communicate?

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Why are bees important in nature?

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Signs of Spring

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