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Insect Discoveries

Explore the six-legged world: compare features, piece together life cycles and check conclusions against observations.

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  • 10Thematic lessons
  • 10Sequential lessons
  • 50Scored tasks
  • 10Theory sections
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Find out by signsLet's analyze the rule and apply it in independent tasks.
  1. Six legs are only part of the story

    The body plan; Compare several features; Different shapes, the same group.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
  2. Wings, antennae and different jobs

    Sensing the surroundings; A beetle’s wings; Count the right parts.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1 · Free lesson
Change for lifeLet's analyze the rule and apply it in independent tasks.
  1. A butterfly changes its shape

    Four stages; One life, different forms; Changes inside the pupa.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. A dragonfly has no pupal stage

    A different cycle; Water and the bank; Compare the actual stages.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Flowers and neighborsLet's analyze the rule and apply it in independent tasks.
  1. Flowers and moving pollen

    Pollen on the move; More than honey; A visit is only part of the evidence.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Ladybirds and their neighbours

    Different diets; A different-looking larva; A change is an observation.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Water and disguiseLet's analyze the rule and apply it in independent tasks.
  1. Dragonflies need more than a flying space

    One life, two settings; Emerging on a support; Consider the whole cycle.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. Blending into the background

    Blending in; Camouflage is not invisibility; Change one factor.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
Explorer's DiaryLet's analyze the rule and apply it in independent tasks.
  1. An observation table

    What did you count?; Comparable intervals; A blank is not zero.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1
  2. A conclusion you can check

    Ask before concluding; Keep the limits; Observe with care.

    Tasks: 5 · Theory: 1

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