Well, if you’re reading this post and looking for the “Bugs of Class” game, you’re at the right spot. Quick review of the instructions – Here are ten pictures of common insects. Match the number of the picture with the correct classification below all the pictures. Send your answers to me in a PM on the board. As a bonus, read the question at the end.
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A. Member of the Family Coccinellidae
B. Member of the Order Lepidoptera
C. Apis mellifera
D. Gryllus assimilis
E. Member of the Order Odonata, suborder Anisoptera
F. Periplaneta americana
G. Belongs to the single largest Order of Insects
H. Musca domestica
I. Gerris remigis
J. Member of the Class Chilopoda
BONUS!! Out of these 10 insects, 5 of them go through Complete Metamorphosis – meaning the “babies” look nothing like the adults. Name these 5. (Just need the numbers under the pictures!)
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