GOOGLE IMAGES INSECT COLOR MATCH GAME DOWNLOAD

Of course, while adult insects all have the same main body parts, they differ in other ways. When they were done building their insect, we celebrated! (Note that the Parts of an Insect game can be played cooperatively – as I had my kids play – or competitively.)Īfter we finished building our insect, we took a look at our model butterfly from our Butterfly Life Cycle Stages Characters set to compare the butterfly’s body to the generic insect body from our game. Then, according to the number on the dice, they selected a body part and added it to our insect. To play the game, my kids took turns rolling the dice. The Insect Body Parts game involves building an insect part by part, with each part corresponding to a number from 1 to 6.

Note: For more resources, printables and activities related to insects, please see my insects unit study page.

GOOGLE IMAGES INSECT COLOR MATCH GAME DOWNLOAD

You can download your copy of this game at the end of this post. In order to help QBoy and XGirl learn about insect anatomy, I created a game to reinforce these main insect body parts. For example, all adult insects have six legs and three main parts to their body – a head, thorax, and abdomen. One thing we have learned is that insects have specific anatomy that is part of what make them insects. This post may contain affiliate ads at no cost to you.

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