Insects Student Activities Book - CA BOCES
ELEMENTARY SCIENCE PROGRAMMATH, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATIONA Collection of Learning ExperiencesINSECTSInsects Student Activity BookName://///////////Updated July 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTSActivity Sheet for L.E. #2 - What is a Cricket2Activity Sheet for L.E. #3 - What Do Crickets Look Like?3Activity Sheet for L.E. #5 - Cricket Booklet4-7Activity Sheet for L.E. #7 - What Is An Ant?8Activity Sheet for L.E. #8 - What Do Ants Look Like?9Activity Sheet for L.E. #12 - Ant Booklet10-13Activity Sheet for L.E. #13 - Life Cycles14-15
Name://///////////Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #2What will the crickets do in their habitat?2
Name://///////////Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #3Picture of a Cricket3
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #5CrazyCricketsbyName://///////////4
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #5page 2Crickets have//////////////////////////5
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #5page 3Crickets live///////////////////////////6
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #5page 4Crickets can///////////////////////////7
How will the ants change the farm?Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #7N am e: / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /8
Name://///////////Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #8Draw an ant in the magnifying glass.9
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #12AmazingAntsbyName://///////////10
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #12page 2Ants have/////////////////////////////11
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #12page 3Ants live//////////////////////////////12
Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #12page 4Ants can//////////////////////////////13
Name://///////////Activity Sheet for Learning Experience #13An ant in the /////////////14
Name://///////////Activity Sheet forfor Learning Experience #13page 2A cricket in the /////////////15
Insects Student Activity Book Name:///// Updated July 2008 . TABLE OF CONTENTS Activity Sheet for L.E. #2 - What is a Cricket 2 Activity Sheet for L.E. #3 - What Do Crickets Look Like? 3 Activity Sheet for L.E. #5 - Cricket Booklet 4-7 Activity Sheet for L.E. #7 - What Is An Ant? 8 Activity Sheet for L.E. #8 - What Do Ants Look Like? .
b. Insects play an important part in the food chain by providing food for other animals. c. Some insects destroy other insects that are considered harmful. d. Insects pollinate crops. e. Insects damage or destroy crops, food and fiber products, and wood. f. Insects provide food (honey from the h
3/30/2015 2 Pollinators Bees Wasps Flies Others Decomposers Break down dead animals and plants Recycle nutrients Natural Enemies Beneficial insects or other organisms that destroy harmful insects Predators eat other insects Parasitoids develop in other insects Pathogens cause diseases in insects P
and other insects, as well as other related animals (known as arthropods), such as spiders and scorpions. Why Study Insects? Insects are all around us. There are more species of insects than of any other group of animals, and many have not even been discovered yet. Insects affect man
To be called aquatic insects, insects must spend part of their lives in water. They may live beneath the water surface or skim along the top. Some examples of aquatic insects are mosquitoes, dragonflies and caddisflies. Aquatic insects come in many shapes and sizes, and they all have some interesting ways of dealing with living in and on water.
To be called aquatic insects, insects must spend part of their lives in water. They may live beneath the water surface or skim along the top. Some examples of aquatic insects are mosquitoes, dragonflies and caddisflies. Aquatic insects come in many shapes and sizes, and they all have some interesting ways of dealing with living in and on water.
FAO FORESTRY PAPER FAO FORESTRY PAPER 171 171 FAO Edible insects: future prospects for food and feed security 171 Edible insects Future prospects for food and feed security Edible insects Future prospects for food and feed security I3253E/1/04.13 ISBN 978-92-5-107595-1 ISSN 0258-6150 9 789251 075951
or more grasshopper species may be found. Insects are the largest group of grassland plant eaters in numbers and likely mass. Prairie insects are also important because they play an enormous role in the prairie food chain. Insects are meals for other small and medium-sized meat eaters like
beneficial insects that can help keep pest insects under control if they are given a chance. Sadly, however, these insects are often misidentified and in some cases are mistaken for pests, leading to unnecessary and counter-productive insecticide applications. This publication, funded by the Western IPM Center, is intended to prevent such
