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Butterflies

Hi my name is Isabela and I am going to teach you about butterflies today. First I am going to teach you about Amazing Facts. One amazing fact is their life cycle. Their life cicle is cool because they can turn from one thing to another. Another amazing fact is there are more than 26 kinds of butterflies in the world. There is one more fact I want to tell you. Did you know that butterflies live in every part of the world except Antartica?

Speaking of their habitat, do you know where butterflies live? Well, I am going to tell you. Some butterflies live in Asia like the pygmi. Then they live in flower bushes. They live under leaves.

Now we are going to talk about thier food. Butterflies eat nectar and pollen. They get their food by drinking from flowers.

Well, I hope you know a little more about butterflies now. I think they're cool!

Isabella,
Grade 3

Posted by Evan Nichols on 3/6/06; 10:33:17 AM from the Reports dept.

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Snakes

Snakes are very interesting. Some people might think that snakes are disgusting but not to me. I like all kinds of snakes, but one of my favorites is the Adaconda.

Some Andacondas can grow to be 100 feet long. Anacondas are shy. Green anacondas have a very beautiful color. Except they aren't the biggest but they are the heaviest.

There are all diferent kinds of snakes (as you know) and they all have all different kinds of patterens. Some snakes lay eggs but others give birth to live snakes! Snakes lay their eggs in warm places, and some baby snakes are not cared for by their parents.

Snakes use their tongues to smell. There are no snakes that can eat people. But all snakes eat meat. That is all for today folks. Buh Bye.

By Akilah, grade 4

Posted by Evan Nichols on 3/6/06; 10:31:09 AM from the Reports dept.

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