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Life Cycle

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Jenna in Mrs. Helms class said, "A ladybug egg is yellow and is laid on a leaf."

 

Avery in Ms. Fowler's class said, "A ladybug egg is small and oval." 

 

Ryan in Mrs. Helms class said, "A larva is going to turn to a ladybug."

 

Grant in Ms. Fowler's class said, "Ladybug larva transform the same way as a butterfly by pupa." 

 

 

Ryan R. in Ms. Fowler's class said, "A  beetle is a type of ladybug.  A beetle shoots birds with blood when enemies are about to eat it and it has a bad scent."

 

Connections:

Ryan R. in Ms. Fowler's class said, "The lifecycle of a butterfly reminds him of the lifecycle of the ladybug."

 

Grant in Ms. Fowler's class said, "The lifecycle of a frog reminds me of a ladybug because the frog starts out as an egg, then it goes into a tadpole like a larva, then it turns into a frog."

 

Olivia in Ms. Fowler's class said, "The lifecycle is like a turtle because the turtle always starts out as an egg and it hatches out and the mom leaves it as a baby."

 

Jenna in Mrs. Helm's class said, "People look different just like ladybugs look different."

 

Jarrod in Mrs. Helm's class said, "The pupa looks just like a worm." 

 

Check out our Paper Plate Ladybug Life Cycle Wheels. 

Can you see the 4 different stages?

 

 

 

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Comments (2)

Kris Buchanan said

at 8:15 am on Apr 15, 2010

Nicholas in Mrs. Buchanan's class says, "I think the way you made the paper plates spin to show the life-cycle is really cool!"

Joy Fowler said

at 8:39 am on Apr 15, 2010

Thanks Nicholas! We are having fun sharing and learning with your class!

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