Today we asked children to continue to explore insects. We had two focused questions which focused on bug homes: "How can you build a bug home?" and "What do bugs do when no one is looking?".
K - Ahh! A tornado
E - *making a blowing sound* that means they are getting saved
Miss Brooke - What is happening with your frog?
E - He's out of power. Water power. He's a submarine now.
How Do You Build A Bug Home?
B - I read a book and it says ants like to go in cracks, so I think ants would live here.
L - I made a home for rollie pollies. They have a little couch that they sit on. They have a cage too. I made lots of places to crawl. They like that.
Miss Brooke - I wonder what else your rollie pollies would need?
O - Well, my home is for worms, slugs, and ants. Worms live in the holes, but the ants live in the steps. The slugs live up above.
O - So, I transformed my thing because it was too tall.
O - The problem was the slugs were needing to jump a lot and that wasn't working. But I decided to make a ladder! This way they can try and climb up.
A - They are eating the logs. This is where they eat. And the leaves are there so they have a place to go to get out of the rain.
A - On the other side is for the flies. They jump around the forest here.
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