
Showing the class a Woolly Bear caterpillar. We could see its little pro-legs and its true-legs.

With great concern, these children spent part of their playground time searching for food to nourish our classroom guest.

Then R.D. found this young cricket. All who came to look at it saw the long delicate antennae that distinguish crickets from grasshoppers, who have short thick antennae.
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