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Incredible Insects

Hi, bloggers this week in reading we have been learning about insects. We read a book called Incredible Insects. The book told us all about were insects live and the four  things they need to stay alive. The four  things they need to stay alive with is
  • Air 
  • Water
  • Food
  • Shelter
After we read the book we had to do a follow-up activity. For the activity we had to explain where they live and what they eat and also what they use to camouflage. After explaining where they live and other things about that insect we had to fill in true or false questions. Next, we had to describe an insect that nobody will be able to answer.  Lastly, we had to describe an insect, about where  it lives and what it eats.  Can you Guess my insect?  Blog you next term.

 

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