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Group 4:
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Your group is the Butterfly. This is the fourth stage of the life cycle. You will need to research your stage and find out why you are so important. Go to the following website to find the definition of the butterfly stage. Write it down on the
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At the link research your stage. Find out and describe what it looks like and tell what happens at this stage. Write it on the butterfly paper and draw a picture of it. You will use this information to discuss with your group and the class.
These links may also help you!
Butterfly House
Landscape-America
Monarch Butterfly USA
Life Cycle Stages
Insectlore
Kids Butterfly |
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When your group is finished researching the Butterfly Life Cycle then you are able to make
the "Butterfly " art project. |
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Materials: Paper coffee filter, water color paint, paint brush, water in a cup, 1/2 black pipe cleaner, and 1 sheet of white paper. |
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1. Flatten the coffee filter and place it on white
paper.
2. Paint the coffee filter. Allow the colors to
blend.
3. Allow to dry for 20-25 minutes.
4. Fold the pipe cleaner in half.
5. Fold the coffee filter accordion style.
6. Position the coffee filter into the bent end of
the pipe cleaner. Center the filter at the
bend.
7. Twist the pipe cleaner around the coffee
filter.
8. Bend the tips of the pipe cleaner to create
the antennae.
9. Fan out the butterfly wings.
10. Use yarn and attach to the butterfly to hang
in the classroom. |
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Click on the book to go to the "List of Books" page. |
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Click on the computer to go to the "Computer Resources" page. |
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This link will take you to the "Home Page". |
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