Insects Everywhere

Insects Everywhere

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Open Ended

What do you already know about the life cycles of a butterfly?

Lesson 1

Insects Everywhere!

habitats, n.
the specific environments in which plants and animals live
and thrive

Example: Desert habitats
are home to plants and
animals that can survive
without regular rainfall.

Variation(s): habitat

insects, n.
Small animals with six legs and three main body parts

Example: Mackenzie likes
all kinds of insects,
especially butterflies.

Variation(s): insect

social, adj.
Living together in organized communities

Example: The social
honeybees worked hard
to take care of the
queen bee.

Variation(s): none

solitary, adj.
living alone or in pairs

Example: The solitary fly
circled the food-covered
table alone before landing
on my ham sandwich.

Variation(s): none

Multiple Choice

The specific environments in which plants and animals live and thrive.

• forest

• houses

• habitats

• cars

Multiple Choice

Small animals with six legs and three main body parts are called_________.

• insects

• bugs

• ants

• roaches

Multiple Choice

Living together in organized communities is called

• towns

• cities

• countries

• social

Multiple Choice

Living alone or in pairs is called _______________.

• alone

• solitary

• lost

• couples

Open Ended

What do you know about habitats

Multiple Choice

Social insects live in colonies and solitary insects live on their own.

• True

• False

Prey are animals that are hunted and eaten by other animals.

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Open Ended

Many insects depend upon host plants to stay alive. In what ways do these host plants help insects?

Open Ended

If you were a farmer, which would you rather see on your crops: a ladybug or grasshopper and why?