Nature: My Monarch Journal
This is a journal of a miracle-- a Monarch miracle. First it's a tiny egg, then a caterpillar, then a chrysalis. Finally, it emerges as a beautiful butterfly.
As a caterpillar, the Monarch has 16 legs, chews on milkweed and grows to be about 3,000 times heavier than when born. As a chrysalis, it has no legs and eats nothing. As a butterfly, it sips nectar through its built-in straw and flies. Inside and out, the Monarch has changed completely. The ultimate in metamorphosis!
This
book will guide you and your children in raising Monarchs, witnessing the
fantastic changes that occur, and then setting them free. The background behind
every photograph is explained. There are tips for parents or teachers, space
for your childs' notes with drawings, and progress charts. Your student is
the witness, the scientist and will, hopefully, gain a profound appreciation
for monarchs and for nature.
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