PPT-The Life Cycle of a Butterfly

The Butterflys Life Stage OneLittle Egg Butterfly eggs are usually round or oval Eggs can be found on leaves of plants Stage Two Larva or Caterpillar Caterpillars hatch from the egg stage. Webquest. © Caitlin A. Conroy, 2013. Introduction. Did you ever wonder where butterflies come from? In this . webquest. you will learn how butterflies change throughout their lives. . Task. After you learn about the life cycle of butterflies in this . Second Grade—Science. Kristin Seaman. February 19, 2013. Main Menu. End Show. Content. Assessment. Metamorphosis. A butterfly . develops through four stages . of a cycle called, metamorphosis.. Metamorphosis includes:. What is Monarch Butterfly?. The Monarch butterfly is a Milkweed butterfly with a beautiful bright orange and black pattern.. They come from the Nymphalidae family.. They can be be found in different areas of the world depending on breeding areas, migration routes, and the winter roosts. . By. Perry Spencer. Stages of life. Stage one egg. Stage two Larva. Stage three Pupa. Stage four Adult . Review. egg. Stage one: The egg. Pupa. Stage three: The pupa. Larva. Stage two: The larva. Adult. Mr. . Hguyen. June 18, 2011. *Eggs . are first stage. *They . are tiny, sometimes microscopic. *Laid . on the underside of host plant leaves. *Hatching . predetermined by time eggs are laid. Metamorphis. Metamorphosis . “a change in form”. “Butterflies and moths are among the insects that pass through four stages of development in their life cycles.”. 1.THE EGG. “The first stage is the egg. Adult females lay eggs on the kind of plant their young will later need as food.”. https://www.youtube.com/v/5Ih97FRczA0. Egg. Caterpillar. Chrysalis . Butterfly. Egg. Caterpillar. Chrysalis . Butterfly. Life cycles . of . animals. Life cycle?. refers to the stages of development . Eggs. Butterflies lay their eggs on the plants that will provide food for their young when they hatch.. Caterpillar. The larvae or caterpillar hatches from the egg. It begins to eat almost immediately.. 21. st. Century School. Spring 2013. Kiosk Show by Tara van den . Akker. Painted. . Ladies. Springtime. That’s when the Earth wakes up and seems to come back to life. Flowers bloom. Trees bud. The Robins are singing their songs in the trees. Butterflies start to make their appearances.. LTEC 4100 .003. Fall 2010. Learning Objectives. Students will understand the life cycle of butterflies. Students will be able to label and draw the life cycle of butterflies. Students will be able to label the parts of a butterfly (wings, abdomen, head, antanne). Describe . the differences between complete and incomplete metamorphosis of insects.. 1. The stages in the development of an insect are shown below:. Which observation best supports the conclusion that this insect undergoes incomplete metamorphosis?. Describe . the differences between complete and incomplete metamorphosis of insects.. 1. The stages in the development of an insect are shown below:. Which observation best supports the conclusion that this insect undergoes incomplete metamorphosis?. Requirements. Students:. -Elementary Grades 3. rd. and 4. th. . -Middle Class. -Science class that is learning about butterflies. Environment:. -Work individually or in pairs. -Needs a computer with sound capabilities, Internet, and Microsoft PowerPoint. By Judy Knefati. November 18, 2015. IDT 7061. Overview. Butterflies, as well as many other insects, go through a metamorphosis in their life. A . metamorphosis . is a process of transformation . or change in shape that many organisms, including moths and butterflies, develop through.