❌ "A tadpole is a small frog." ✅ A tadpole is a (it has a tail, no legs).
❌ "The cycle stops when the animal dies." ✅ No, the cycle continues because the adult had babies before dying. “To do well on your evaluation, remember: All animals are born, grow, reproduce, and die. But some change a lot (like a caterpillar) and some just grow bigger (like a chick). Draw the circle and practice with one animal from each group.” Good luck on your test! 🐣➡️🐔 | 🐛➡️🦋
Draw: Egg → ? → ? → Adult butterfly. Answer: Egg → Caterpillar (larva) → Chrysalis → Butterfly.
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❌ "A tadpole is a small frog." ✅ A tadpole is a (it has a tail, no legs).
❌ "The cycle stops when the animal dies." ✅ No, the cycle continues because the adult had babies before dying. “To do well on your evaluation, remember: All animals are born, grow, reproduce, and die. But some change a lot (like a caterpillar) and some just grow bigger (like a chick). Draw the circle and practice with one animal from each group.” Good luck on your test! 🐣➡️🐔 | 🐛➡️🦋 evaluation cycle de vie animaux ce2
Draw: Egg → ? → ? → Adult butterfly. Answer: Egg → Caterpillar (larva) → Chrysalis → Butterfly. ❌ "A tadpole is a small frog
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