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    Animals Level: Preparatory Level Target Day/s: 2 Days I. Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson‚ the pupils will be able to; 1. Identify the stages in the life cycle of a butterfly. 2. Appreciate God’s creation 3. Arrange the life cycle of a butterfly. II. Subject Matter A. Topic: Life Cycle of a Butterfly B. Values Integrated: There is a time for everything. C. Reference: The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle D. Materials: Flannel/ Story Board; Felt clothes of materials; Labels

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    Antomology

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    Entomology Color of Butterfly Wings. Assignment 2 Butterfly wing color- patterns are composed of anatomically identifiable pattern elements. The color- patterns are highly complex and diverse. It is commonly known that there exists an “ideal” pattern that changes based on evolution. I will be discussing two aspects in the wing color of Vanessa Carui butterfly. One of the characteristics of the Vanessa Cardui is its Pupae; this

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    the plants to cabbage white butterflies. These organisms are members of the Pieris Rapae family‚ and they feed on fast plants. The goal of this experiment is to observe the flow of energy in an ecosystem as it is transferred from the producers (Wisconsin fast plants)‚ to primary consumers (butterfly larvae). This energy was kept track of by making sure all energy gained and lost by each organism was measured. Safety Precautions: * Cabbage white butterflies are an evasive species‚ and therefore

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    to become a butterfly at the climax of his existence. Dexter however‚ gained wealth and knowledge in order to obtain his biggest desire; Judy. Both obsessions of becoming the butterfly and having Judy eventually drove both characters to disaster. Nonetheless‚ the caterpillar had a moment of realization‚ which was gained after the caterpillar became sick from eating too much food. Later the caterpillar goes back to eating a leave and is automatically cured and ready to become a butterfly. Dexter fails

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    Totem Pole Project

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    think of butterflies‚ I think of how beautiful and lovely they are. Although‚ sometimes I forget that they were once little caterpillars. Butterflies pass through a very challenging metamorphosis before they become these enchanting precious creatures. Just as a chrysalis can turn into divine butterfly‚ I too can reach all my goals in life. All the hard work I put into life will make me succeed‚ as all the hardships little caterpillars go through will make them into beautiful butterflies. I look up

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    Hope for the Flowers

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    a grey haired caterpillar hanging upside down on a branch shocked her. The caterpillar became a butterfly and said to Yellow: ’’You can be a butterfly and have beautiful wings and fly’’. Yellow became a butterfly by imitating the grey haired caterpillar did. Yellow became a butter fly and went to Stripe‚ Yellow said: ’’Come with me and you will be a butterfly’’ so Stripe and Yellow became butterflies and lived happily. V. Vocabulary Agitation - a disturbance‚mental or physical esp. worry Desolate

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    differences and likenesses of the Butterfly and the Dragonfly. Three things in common for these two types of insect are that they both have six legs‚ large compound eyes‚ and two pairs of wings. Their differences will become apparent as I describe them below (Myers‚ 2001). Butterflies are from the order of Lepidoptera and come in many sizes and colors. Probably two of the most well known are the Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) and the Swallowtail butterfly (Papilinidae) which are under the

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    Bt-Corn

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    greatest scientific controversy regarding this new Bt-corn has been the effects that it has on Danaus plexippus | the Monarch butterflies. The larvae feed primarily on milkweed‚ and if there is milkweed growing next to Bt-corn farms‚ the Bt-corn pollen drifts onto the milkweed‚ affecting the Monarch population. To test the effects of Bt-corn pollen on Monarch butterflies‚ a research team at Cornell University performed an experiment in a controlled environment‚ where three groups of larvae fed on

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    Hope for the Flowers

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    1.) How do you interpret the story of the caterpillar pillars and the transformation of Yellow and Stripe into butterflies? The story of Yellow and Stripe in Hope for the Flowers is analogous to our own Human search for purpose in life. Human life seems as open as life would seem to a caterpillar‚ a parallel that the story draws on to create a critical dialogue in our own mind as we read the text‚ raising such questions as: What is my purpose in life? Is whatever I am doing now only just “climbing

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    “The Identity Crisis Under the Ink‚” by Chris Weller was an article revolving tattoos as well as how they are represented as an identity towards the carrier‚ which can also be used as a way to establish an understanding of who they actually are. As Weller discusses how these marking on the skin can be more than just a tattoo but can have a profound meaning behind it‚ which corresponds to‚ “Tattoos helped add a dash of specificity by signaling individuality in the same ways a birthmark or scar might

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