Draw ( outdoors.

Draw a habitat for one organism you saw.

Draw arrows on the picture to make a food chain.

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Chapter 1 3

Draw a red X on each organism.

4 Chapter 1

Draw a habitat for one of the organisms on page 3.

Chapter 2 5

Draw or name two living organisms you found outdoors.

Did you find a dead organism? What was it?

Draw or name two nonliving objects you found.

Chapter 2

Draw a blue X on each nonliving object.

Draw a green X on each living object.

Draw an orange X on each dead object.

Chapter 3 7

Draw a brown X on each animal.

Draw a green X on each plant.

Draw a red X on each organism.

8 Chapter 3

Cut out two of the pictures on page 9.

Paste them on cardboard. Use them to play CENTRAL PARK.

Chapter 3

Rock Bicycle Fish

Cut along dotted line.

In each box tape one kind of seed you found in a fruit.

Print the name of the fruit beside the seed.

SEED FRUIT

Chapter 5

My experiment with seeds from fresh fruit

Chapter 6 13

How my plants changed

Planting day

days after planting

days after planting

days after planting

days after planting

days after planting

days after planting

I experimented to find out:

I used these materials:

Chapter 7

My experiment looked like this

I found out that:

Listen to the story your teacher will read to you.

How could Lee find out which rows the tomatoes and carrots were in?

Chapter 9

The object that

looked like this:

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Developed into one that looked like this:

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Chapter 10 19

FROG EGGS

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Chapter 10

CRICKET EGGS

Chapter 10 21

Write a story about how cricket eggs developed into crickets.

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Chapter 12 23 FRUIT FLY STAGES

Larva Pupa

Egg Adult

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WAX MOTH STAGES

Larva Pupa

Egg Adult

Draw pictures of your mealworm as it grows.

Chapter 14 25

Larva

Larva

Larva

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Draw pictures of your mealworm as it develops.

Pupa

Adult

Circle the pictures that show metamorphosis.

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Chapter 16 29

Chapter 16

What the erpillar finally became

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Chapter 17 31

Egg Larva

Pupa Adult

Chapter 17

Here are six different animals.

The life cycle stages are mixed up.

Put a "1” by each egg. Put a “2” by each larva.

Put a “3” by each pupa. Put a “4” by each adult.

If an animal does not have a larva or pupa stage,

write “baby” or “young.”

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Moth

Mosquito

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