First Grade Creepy Crawly Presentations

Mrs. Herzog’s Class2013

Snakes

By Jack V.

Physical traits• Cold blooded• Have scales• No eyelids• Molt

Habitat

• Water• Forests• Deserts• Underground

Eating

• Birds• Frogs• Insects• Small deer

Babies

• Eggs can stretch.• Some give birth some don’t.• The eggs are about 1 inch long.

Cool facts I learned!

• 29 hundred types of snakes.• Snakes smell with their tongues• Snakes stop growing at 38 feet long

Conclusion

• I had a lot of fun I hope you did too.

Bibliography• I used many sources.• Books and computers:• Snakes• www.Kidsplanet.org

Butterfies

By Ellie Reinhart

Physical Traits

• Striped suits• 4 wings• Egg changes color

Where They Live

• All over U.S.A• Gardens• Mexico• Canada

What They Eat

• Leaves• Caterpillars eat for two weeks• Butterflies drink nectar

Babies

• Eggs have shells• Only lay eggs on plants• Monarchs lay on milkweed plants

Other

• Some are poisonous• Mouth makes chrysalis• Fly at day time

Conclusion

That was my report about Butterflies. I learned a lot. I hope you enjoyed my report. Thank you.

Bibliography

• The Butterfly Book• www.nationalgeographic.com• Butterflies• Monarch Butterflies Up Close

Snakes

Frankie Taucher

Physical traits

• No eyelids• They shed• Cold blooded

Where they live

• Under sand stones• Go under ground in winter• Deserts

What they eat and do

• Can’t bite food• Have to swallow whole• Eat small deer• Eat frogs

How they are born and how long they live

• Lay eggs early summer• No snakes take care of their babies• Cut way out

Other interesting information

• Can be longer then a elephant• Can be longer then a giraffe• Over one hundred bones

Conclusion

• This is my report about snakes I hope you enjoyed it.

Bibliography

• The snake• www.kidsplanet.org• Snakes

Snakes

By Leah Bailey

Physical traits

• Cold blooded• 0 legs • Grow their whole life• They molt

Where they live

• Found in– Water– Forests– Desert– Fields

What they eat and do

• Snakes swallow things whole• They eat small things• Come out in spring

Babies

• Most snakes lay eggs• Some eggs are hidden• Lay eggs in spring

Other interesting information• 3,000 types• Over 100 bones• Attack people

Conclusion

• I hope you liked my report. I got my information from books. That is my report.

Bibliography

• The Snake• Snakes• www.kidsplanet.org

ScorpionsBy Patrick Brown

Introduction

• More than 20 facts• From books and computers

Physical Traits

• Long tails• Exoskeletons• Stingers• Shed skin

Where they live

• Caves• Rainforest• Desert

What they eat & do

• Mice• Spiders• Many other insects• They carry their young until there young

are ready to hunt

How they are born and how long they live

• Scorplings• 6-100 babies• Mother carries babies on back

Other information

• They can survive on 1 insect a year• Over 1,000-1,200 species

Conclusion

• Many facts• I learned a lot

Bibliography

My books

•Scorpions

•Scorpions

•Scorpions in the dark

Website

•www.nationalgeographic.com

Ladybugs

By Brooke Madden!

Physical Traits

• They have six legs• Small head• Strong jaws• Red or orange• Black spots• Two hard wings• Two soft wings

Habitat

• Flowers and leaves• Trees• Huddle together to keep warm in the

winter

Eating

• Eat black flies• Eat tiny green insects• Many ladybugs eat 5,000 aphids a day

Babies

• Ladybugs lay eggs under leaves• When they are born, they are called a

larva

Other Information

• Ladybugs are beetles• Ladybugs can swim• They play dead

Conclusion

• This is my report about ladybugs• I hope you enjoy learning about ladybugs

Bibliography

• Ladybugs• Bug Food• Ladybugs Life• www.nationalgeographic.com

Butterflies

By Emerson Driscoll

• Two simple eyes• Two compound eyes• Start as a caterpillar• 6 legs• Smell with their antennae• 4 wings

Physical Traits

How they are born & how long they live

• They lay eggs on milkweed leaves• They grow by shedding skin

Habitat

• Pacific Ocean• Gardens

What they eat and do

• Butterflies use their long tongues to sip

water or nectar from flowers

Other

• They cannot fly if it is less than 60 degrees• They go to Mexico and California in the

winter

Conclusion

• I hope you liked my report about butterflies• I had fun doing research and my report

Bibliography

• The Butterfly Book• www.nationalgeographic.com• Monarch Butterflies Up Close• Butterfly Magic• The Life Cycles of Butterflies

Scorpions

By CJ

Korowicki

Introduction

• I used many books a computer to learn about scorpions. I did my best work. I hope you like it.

Physical traits• Curved tails• Stingers• Sting prey

Where they live

• Live in all kinds of places• Live in places like North Carolina

What they eat

• Insect• Different animals

How they are born

• 100 babies• Scorplings• Mom carries them

on her back

Other

• Owls, baboons and birds eat scorpions• Can smell other scorpions

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

Bibliography

www.nationalgeographic.com

Scorpions

Scorpions

Scorpions in the Dark

Deadly Spiders and Scorpions

Snakes

Dylan Buchanan

Physical Traits

• Cold Blooded• Molt• No Eyelids

Habitat

• Many Habitats• Water• Forest• Desert• Grassland Fields

Eating• Termites• Rodents• Birds• Frogs• Small Deer• Other Reptiles• Swallow Prey Whole

BabiesAll Snakes Lay Eggs

Egg Tooth

Do Not Care For Their Eggs

Other interesting things I learned

• 29 hundred snakes• Over 1 hundred bones• Longest land animal

Conclusion

• Snakes are helpful• I hope you enjoyed my report

Bibliography

• Snakes• Snakes 2• The Snake Scientist

Ladybugs

By Marielle

Physical Traits

• Small heads• Black spots• Strong jaws• Red or orange• Two soft wings• Two hard wings

Where They Live

• Flowers and leaves • Trees• Huddle together in the winter to keep

warm

What they eat

• Black flies • Tiny green insects• Eat 5,000 aphids

How they are born

• Lay eggs• Yellow• Called a larva• Lay eggs underneath leaves• Molt three times

Other interesting facts• Play dead • No ears• Feel vibrations with feet• About 5,000 species• Beetles• Can swim

Conclusion

That was my report about ladybugs.I hope you enjoyed it!

Bibliography

• Ladybugs• Bug food• Ladybug’s life• www.nationalgeographic.com

Snakes

By Koen Ventura

Physical Traits

• 0 legs• Molt• Scales have colors that help them hide• They have more then 100 bones

Habitat

-Snakes are found in many habitats

-Water, forests, deserts, grasslands

or underground

Eating

• Snakes eat reptiles, rodents, birds, frogs, small deer and other reptiles

• Snakes swallow prey whole

Babies

• Some give birth to live young• Others lay eggs about 1 inch

Other

• 2500 different kinds of snakes • Longest land animal

Conclusion

• I worked hard on my report. I hope you liked it.

Bibliography

• Snakes • www.kidsplanet.org• The Best Book of Snakes

Ladybugs

By Sophie

Physical Traits

• They have Black spots• Ladybugs have six legs• They have 2 soft wings• They have 2 hard wings

Where they live

• They live on flowers• They live on trees• They live on leafs• They live on stones

What they eat and do• They eat Aphid• They eat Mealybugs• Larva eat the same as

the adult

Babies

Babies are Long and yellow• It grows when they eat• It is called a larva

Other Information• They turn into a pupa• They huddle for winter• Ladybugs do not taste good• They are a beetle

Conclusion

• I used books and computers for my information. I hope you enjoyed it.

Bibliography

• Ladybugs• Ladybugs• www.askkids.com• www.yahookids.com

Scorpionsby Ben Hrebinko

Physical traits

• Long tails • 8 legs • They are bIack brown or yellow

Where They Live

They live in deserts

Forests

They like warm weather best but can live in cold weather too

What they eat and do

• Insects• Sometimes they only eat one insects a

year

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

Other interesting information

• The biggest scorpion is an emperor scorpion

Conclusion

That is my report about scorpions.

I learned a lot.

Bibliography

Scorpions.

Scorpions.

Scorpions.

Deadly Scorpions.

Butterflies

By Ana Vezendy

Physical traits

• Monarchs are orange, black and white• Egg may change color

What they eat and do

• Butterflies taste things with their feet• Eat for two weeks

Where they live

• Live all over the U.S.A.• Live in gardens

How long they live and how they are born

• Butterflies lay their eggs only on plants• Has yolk inside each egg

Other Information• Caterpillers have no bones• A mother butterfly may visit a dozen plants

before choosing one for her eggs

Conclusion

• I worked very hard. I hope you enjoyed it.

Bibliography

• The Life Cycle of a Butterfly• Butterflies• www.nationalgeographic.com

Snakes

By Jack C

Where they live

• Snakes live in rocky mountains• Snakes like to live in cold places• Live in caves

Eating

• Rats• Snakes• Rodents

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

How they are born

•Snakes lay eggs in nests

•Some snakes hide their eggs in caves when they go hunt

Other Interesting Facts

•There are 2,000 kinds of snakes in

the world.

•Snakes are longest land

animal.

Conclusion

• I got my information from many sources• I hope you enjoyed my report

Bibliography

• The Snake• Snakes

Snakes

By Owen Rick

Physical Traits

• Cold blooded• No eyelids• Molt• Zero legs

Habitat

• Found in many places• Under ground during winter

What they eat

• Eat many things• Swallow food whole

Snake babies

• Only some lay eggs• About one inch

Other

• 2500 different kinds• They molt

Conclusion

• I worked very hard on my report• I hope you enjoyed it

Bibliography

• Snakes• www.kidsplanet.org

Snakes

by Caleb Shafer

Where they live

• Many habitats• Some snakes live in water • Forests • Deserts• Caves• Underground for winter

Eating

• Rats• Deer• Termites• Birds• Rodents

Babies

• Born in spring• Moms hide eggs in caves

when they go to hunt

Other Interesting Information

• Longest land animal• Can be longer than an elephant or giraffe

Conclusion

• That was my report about snakes. I hope you enjoyed it.

Bibliography

• The Snake Scientist• Snakes

Ladybugs

By Emma

Physical traits

• Small heads• Two soft wings• Six legs• Red or orange• Black spots• Strong jaws

Where they live

• Flowers and leafs• Trees• Huddled together to keep warm in the

winter

What they eat

• Black flies• Tiny green insects• Eat 5,000 aphids in

a day

How they are born

• Lay eggs• Eggs are pale yellow• When they are born

they are called a larva• Molt 3 times

Other interesting facts

• Play dead• No ears• Are beetles• Do not taste good• Can swim• 5,000 different species of ladybugs

Bibliography

• Ladybugs• Bug food• Ladybugs life• Ladybugs• www.nationalgeographic.com

Thank you for coming!

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