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What
Insect Am I?
Kindergarten - Familiarize the students with the
different parts of an insect. In this one hour game, kindergarteners will
use information given to them as clues from index cards to identify
different types of insects placed in front of them.
Grade Level(s):
K-2;
Name
That Part?
Kindergarten - The student will be able to name the
basic body parts of an insect.
Grade Level(s):
K-2;
The
Peppermint Beetle
In this activity students will be able to explore
their sense of smell and discover why smell is important to insects.
Grade Level(s): K-2
Adding
Adaptations to Insects
Grade 4 - student will have a new understanding of
how insects/organisms have elements of the same physical
adaptations, and yet look completely different
Grade Level(s): 3-5;
Name
That Part?
Kindergarten - The student will be able to name the
basic body parts of an insect.
Grade Level(s): K-2;
Do
You Hear What I Hear?
Ages 9-12 - This activity allows children to
discover and observe the ways that insects communicate with each
other.
Grade Level(s):
3-5;
Katydid
Creations: Lesson Plan
Students design and create imaginary insects
to understand the importance of insect adaptations
Grade Level(s):
6-8;
The
Internal Anatomy of the Grasshopper
Grade 6 - The students will be able to understand
that the grasshopper has many important internal organs, and begin to
explore their functions, through observation.
Grade Level(s):
6-8;
Anatomy
of Insects (EarthLife.net)
Provides descriptions and drawings of insect body parts.
See
Like a Bee (B-Eye)
Shows how images may appear to a bee.
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