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First Grade Creepy Crawly Presentations
Mrs. Herzog’s Class 2013
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By Jack V. Snakes
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Cold blooded Have scales No eyelids Molt Physical traits
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Habitat Water Forests Deserts Underground
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Eating Birds Frogs Insects Small deer
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Babies Eggs can stretch. Some give birth some don’t.
The eggs are about 1 inch long.
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Cool facts I learned! 29 hundred types of snakes.
Snakes smell with their tongues Snakes stop growing at 38 feet long
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Conclusion I had a lot of fun I hope you did too.
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Bibliography I used many sources. Books and computers: Snakes
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Butterfies By Ellie Reinhart
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Physical Traits Striped suits 4 wings Egg changes color
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Where They Live All over U.S.A Gardens Mexico Canada
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What They Eat Leaves Caterpillars eat for two weeks
Butterflies drink nectar
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Babies Eggs have shells Only lay eggs on plants
Monarchs lay on milkweed plants
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Other Some are poisonous Mouth makes chrysalis Fly at day time
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Conclusion That was my report about Butterflies. I learned a lot. I hope you enjoyed my report. Thank you.
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Bibliography The Butterfly Book www.nationalgeographic.com Butterflies
Monarch Butterflies Up Close
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Frankie Taucher Snakes
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Physical traits No eyelids They shed Cold blooded
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Where they live Under sand stones Go under ground in winter Deserts
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What they eat and do Can’t bite food Have to swallow whole
Eat small deer Eat frogs
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How they are born and how long they live
Lay eggs early summer No snakes take care of their babies Cut way out
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Other interesting information
Can be longer then a elephant Can be longer then a giraffe Over one hundred bones
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Conclusion This is my report about snakes I hope you enjoyed it.
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Bibliography The snake Snakes
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Snakes By Leah Bailey
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Physical traits Cold blooded 0 legs Grow their whole life They molt
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Where they live Found in Water Forests Desert Fields
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What they eat and do Snakes swallow things whole They eat small things
Come out in spring
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Babies Most snakes lay eggs Some eggs are hidden Lay eggs in spring
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Other interesting information
3,000 types Over 100 bones Attack people
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Conclusion I hope you liked my report. I got my information from books. That is my report.
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Bibliography The Snake Snakes
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Scorpions By Patrick Brown
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Introduction More than 20 facts From books and computers
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Physical Traits Long tails Exoskeletons Stingers Shed skin
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Where they live Caves Rainforest Desert
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What they eat & do Mice Spiders Many other insects
They carry their young until there young are ready to hunt
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How they are born and how long they live
Scorplings 6-100 babies Mother carries babies on back
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Other information They can survive on 1 insect a year
Over 1,000-1,200 species
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Conclusion Many facts I learned a lot
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Website Bibliography My books Scorpions Scorpions in the dark
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Ladybugs b By Brooke Madden!
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Physical Traits They have six legs Small head Strong jaws
Red or orange Black spots Two hard wings Two soft wings
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Habitat Flowers and leaves Trees
Huddle together to keep warm in the winter
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Eating Eat black flies Eat tiny green insects
Many ladybugs eat 5,000 aphids a day
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Babies Ladybugs lay eggs under leaves
When they are born, they are called a larva
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Other Information Ladybugs are beetles Ladybugs can swim
They play dead
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Conclusion This is my report about ladybugs
I hope you enjoy learning about ladybugs
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Bibliography Ladybugs Bug Food Ladybugs Life
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Butterflies By Emerson Driscoll
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Physical Traits Two simple eyes Two compound eyes
Start as a caterpillar 6 legs Smell with their antennae 4 wings
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How they are born & how long they live
They lay eggs on milkweed leaves They grow by shedding skin
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Habitat Pacific Ocean Gardens
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What they eat and do Butterflies use their long tongues to sip
water or nectar from flowers
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Other They cannot fly if it is less than 60 degrees
They go to Mexico and California in the winter
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Conclusion I hope you liked my report about butterflies
I had fun doing research and my report
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Bibliography The Butterfly Book www.nationalgeographic.com
Monarch Butterflies Up Close Butterfly Magic The Life Cycles of Butterflies
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Scorpions By CJ Korowicki
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Introduction I used many books a computer to learn about scorpions. I did my best work. I hope you like it.
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Physical traits Curved tails Stingers Sting prey
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Where they live Live in all kinds of places
Live in places like North Carolina
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What they eat Insect Different animals
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How they are born 100 babies Scorplings Mom carries them on her back
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Other Owls, baboons and birds eat scorpions Can smell other scorpions
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Conclusion This is the end of my research
I hoped you enjoyed my research I worked very hard I hope you learned a lot I did
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Bibliography www.nationalgeographic.com Scorpions
Scorpions in the Dark Deadly Spiders and Scorpions
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Snakes Dylan Buchanan
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Physical Traits Cold Blooded Molt No Eyelids
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Habitat Many Habitats Water Forest Desert Grassland Fields
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Eating Termites Rodents Birds Frogs Small Deer Other Reptiles
Swallow Prey Whole
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Babies All Snakes Lay Eggs Egg Tooth Do Not Care For Their Eggs
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Other interesting things I learned
29 hundred snakes Over 1 hundred bones Longest land animal
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Conclusion Snakes are helpful I hope you enjoyed my report
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Bibliography Snakes Snakes 2 The Snake Scientist
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Ladybugs By Marielle
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Physical Traits Small heads Black spots Strong jaws Red or orange
Two soft wings Two hard wings
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Where They Live Flowers and leaves Trees
Huddle together in the winter to keep warm
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What they eat Black flies Tiny green insects Eat 5,000 aphids
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How they are born Lay eggs Yellow Called a larva
Lay eggs underneath leaves Molt three times
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Other interesting facts
Play dead No ears Feel vibrations with feet About 5,000 species Beetles Can swim
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Conclusion That was my report about ladybugs.I hope you enjoyed it!
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Bibliography Ladybugs Bug food Ladybug’s life
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Snakes By Koen Ventura
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Physical Traits 0 legs Molt Scales have colors that help them hide
They have more then 100 bones
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Habitat -Snakes are found in many habitats
-Water, forests, deserts, grasslands or underground
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Eating Snakes eat reptiles, rodents, birds, frogs, small deer and other reptiles Snakes swallow prey whole
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Babies Some give birth to live young Others lay eggs about 1 inch
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Other 2500 different kinds of snakes Longest land animal
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Conclusion I worked hard on my report. I hope you liked it.
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Bibliography Snakes The Best Book of Snakes
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Ladybugs By Sophie
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Physical Traits They have Black spots Ladybugs have six legs
They have 2 soft wings They have 2 hard wings
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Where they live They live on flowers They live on trees
They live on leafs They live on stones
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What they eat and do They eat Aphid They eat Mealybugs
Larva eat the same as the adult
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Babies Babies are Long and yellow It grows when they eat
It is called a larva
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Other Information They turn into a pupa They huddle for winter
Ladybugs do not taste good They are a beetle
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Conclusion I used books and computers for my information. I hope you enjoyed it.
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Bibliography Ladybugs
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by Ben Hrebinko Scorpions
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Physical traits Long tails 8 legs They are bIack brown or yellow
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Where They Live They live in deserts Forests
They like warm weather best but can live in cold weather too
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What they eat and do Insects
Sometimes they only eat one insects a year
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How they are born Baby scorpions are called scorplings
The mom has 3 to 100 scorplings Scorplings molt about six times before it becomes an adult
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Other interesting information
The biggest scorpion is an emperor scorpion
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Conclusion That is my report about scorpions. I learned a lot.
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Bibliography Scorpions. Deadly Scorpions.
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Butterflies By Ana Vezendy
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Physical traits Monarchs are orange, black and white
Egg may change color
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What they eat and do Butterflies taste things with their feet
Eat for two weeks
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Where they live Live all over the U.S.A. Live in gardens
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How long they live and how they are born
Butterflies lay their eggs only on plants Has yolk inside each egg
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Other Information Caterpillers have no bones
A mother butterfly may visit a dozen plants before choosing one for her eggs
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Conclusion I worked very hard. I hope you enjoyed it.
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Bibliography The Life Cycle of a Butterfly Butterflies
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Snakes By Jack C
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Where they live Snakes live in rocky mountains
Snakes like to live in cold places Live in caves
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Eating Rats Snakes Rodents
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Physical Traits Scaly and long Snakes molt
Snakes have colors that help hide Snakes have more then 100 bones There are 2,000 kinds of snakes
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How they are born Snakes lay eggs in nests
Some snakes hide their eggs in caves when they go hunt
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Other Interesting Facts
There are 2,000 kinds of snakes in the world. Snakes are longest land animal.
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Conclusion I got my information from many sources
I hope you enjoyed my report
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Bibliography The Snake Snakes
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Snakes By Owen Rick
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Physical Traits Cold blooded No eyelids Molt Zero legs
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Habitat Found in many places Under ground during winter
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What they eat Eat many things Swallow food whole
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Snake babies Only some lay eggs About one inch
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Other 2500 different kinds They molt
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Conclusion I worked very hard on my report I hope you enjoyed it
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Bibliography Snakes
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Snakes by Caleb Shafer
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Where they live Many habitats Some snakes live in water Forests
Deserts Caves Underground for winter
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Eating Rats Deer Termites Birds Rodents
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Babies Born in spring Moms hide eggs in caves when they go to hunt
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Other Interesting Information
Longest land animal Can be longer than an elephant or giraffe
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Conclusion That was my report about snakes. I hope you enjoyed it.
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Bibliography The Snake Scientist Snakes
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Ladybugs By Emma
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Physical traits Small heads Two soft wings Six legs Red or orange
Black spots Strong jaws
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Where they live Flowers and leafs Trees
Huddled together to keep warm in the winter
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What they eat Black flies Tiny green insects Eat 5,000 aphids in a day
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How they are born Lay eggs Eggs are pale yellow When they are born
they are called a larva Molt 3 times
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Other interesting facts
Play dead No ears Are beetles Do not taste good Can swim 5,000 different species of ladybugs
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Bibliography Ladybugs Bug food Ladybugs life
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The End Thank you for coming!
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