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All winter long (in much of the country), under the snow, seeds and bulbs have been lying in wait. In March, the snow melts away, and the daylight hours start to outnumber the nighttime. Sensing that conditions are right, plants burst into bloom, attracting colorful visitors who travel by air: butterflies!
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This Spring, nurture your students’ natural curiosity about these beautiful insects with Scholastic BookFlix!
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In this lesson, students will:
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Identify the stages of a butterfly's life cycle.
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Develop academic vocabulary.
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Differentiate between fact and fiction.
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Use the details from the story to write an extended ending.
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What did a boy named Liam do to help save butterflies? Read this complimentary issue of Scholastic News to find out!
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My #ScholasticSunshine moment today was saying “bye” to our class butterflies, letting them go into their natural habitat, and then taking a walk to look for signs of spring!
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— Agnes S., Kindergarten Teacher
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