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Are there any other baby animals that look totally different when they’re grown up?
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In the mini-lesson, students explore the surprising variety of animals that look completely different between their juvenile and adult life stages. In the activity, Hungry Caterpillars, students examine how caterpillars grow and change throughout their lives and then use what they learn to create a card for someone special in their own life.
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Blank Paper (8.5 x 11")
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60 sheets |
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Crayons
Colored pencils will also work.
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120 crayons
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Pencil
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30 |
This is an activity that kids can do in class or at home, solo or with others. No print-outs needed!
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