Yesterday I read an information (non-fiction) book about ladybugs. Before reading, students asked questions about ladybugs. The book provided answers to most of their questions.
Questions we had before reading the story...
Do ladybugs make a cocoon? Kind of, they make a shell.
Are there different colored ladybugs? Yes; orange and red.
What do they eat? Insects, specifically aphids.
Are they poisonous?
Do they have black dots? Some do, some don't.
After reading the students shared information they remembered about ladybugs from the story.
Ladybug facts...
"They use their antenna to smell." -Michal
"The hard wings protect the soft wings." -Mason
"They use their claws to pick up insects." -Megan H.
"They eat aphids." -Russell
"They lay eggs in the Spring." -Bobby
"Some don't have spots." -Leah
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