Monarch butterflies presentation & printable activities worksheets
Wonder at the World
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Grade Levels
3rd - 4th
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Standards
NGSS3-LS1-1
Formats Included
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- Google Apps™
Pages
50+
Wonder at the World
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Description
Explore the fascinating world of the monarch butterfly with this slideshow and lesson activities. Covering the monarch life cycle, its features, diet and migration, students will develop a better understanding of this amazing insect and how it lives.
What's included?
- 32-slide introduction to monarchs for PowerPoint and Google Slides (see the video preview)
- Foldout life cycle activity with 2 differentiated options
- Full-page life cycle diagram (color)
- Vocabulary wordsearch
- Compare and contrast a monarch butterfly and caterpillar (Venn diagram)
- Life cycle worksheet (color & b/w). Students write a description of each life cycle stage.
- ‘All about monarchs’ worksheet (color & b/w)
- ‘All about monarch caterpillars’ worksheet (color & b/w)
- Monarch migration worksheet
- Monarch butterflies flip book template (color & b/w).
- US (letter-size) and UK (A4) file versions
Is this resource editable?
The presentation has editable text boxes in case you need to make any amendments for your learners. The titles and images in the slideshow are fixed in place and cannot be changed.
The PDFs are not editable.
Total Pages
50+
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N/A
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Standards
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NGSS3-LS1-1
Develop models to describe that organisms have unique and diverse life cycles but all have in common birth, growth, reproduction, and death. Changes organisms go through during their life form a pattern. Assessment of plant life cycles is limited to those of flowering plants. Assessment does not include details of human reproduction.
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