ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House ???? PINKALICIOUS Discovers Some Cool Bugs at the Butterfly Museum! Part 1
Today, we’re going on a fun adventure to the butterfly museum! Are you ready to see some amazing bugs with me? Let’s go explore!
Look at these tiny creatures! They are called domino cockroaches. Aren’t they interesting?
And here is a pink toe tarantula. It has fuzzy legs and is very special!
These shiny bugs are sun beetles. They love to bask in the sun!
Next, we have a derby beetle and a flower beetle. They are both very colorful!
This cool insect is a jungle nymph. It’s a type of praying mantis that looks like a stick!
Guess what? There’s even a butterfly playground here! Butterflies can fly around and have lots of fun.
Be sure to come back soon because we’re going to visit the butterfly biosphere next time. It’s going to be amazing!
Thanks for exploring with me today. See you soon!
Bug Observation Walk: Take a walk in your garden or a nearby park with an adult. Look for different bugs and insects. Can you find any that look like the ones Pinkalicious saw at the museum? Try to spot a beetle, a butterfly, or any other interesting bug. Draw a picture of your favorite bug and share what you noticed about it, like its color or how it moves.
Create a Bug Habitat: Use a small box or container to create a mini habitat for toy bugs. You can use leaves, twigs, and small stones to make it look like a real home for bugs. Imagine what kind of bug might live there and what it would need to be happy. Share your habitat with a friend and explain why you chose those items for your bug’s home.
Butterfly Life Cycle Craft: Learn about the life cycle of a butterfly by making a craft. Use pasta shapes to represent each stage: a small pasta shell for the egg, a spiral pasta for the caterpillar, a shell pasta for the chrysalis, and a bow-tie pasta for the butterfly. Glue them onto a piece of paper in order and label each stage. Talk about what happens at each stage and how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly.
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Hello friends! Today I’m at the butterfly museum. Do you want to check out some bugs with me? Come on, let’s go! Can you see these little guys? They’re called domino cockroaches. This one’s a pink toe tarantula, and these are sun beetles. Here’s a derby beetle and a flower beetle. This one is a jungle nymph; it’s a type of praying mantis. There’s even a butterfly playground here! Be sure to join me in the next short because we’re going to visit the butterfly biosphere.
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