The document discusses the life cycles of several common animals. It explains that cats have three stages: egg, kitten, and adult. Frogs also have three stages as an egg, tadpole, and adult. Butterflies have four stages as an egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Houseflies follow the same four stages in their life cycle. The document challenges readers to explore and learn more about the unique life cycle of kangaroos, how frog eggs are protected, and which other animals moult as they grow.
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Life Cycles of Animals Life Cycles of Animals
The document discusses the life cycles of several common animals. It explains that cats have three stages: egg, kitten, and adult. Frogs also have three stages as an egg, tadpole, and adult. Butterflies have four stages as an egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Houseflies follow the same four stages in their life cycle. The document challenges readers to explore and learn more about the unique life cycle of kangaroos, how frog eggs are protected, and which other animals moult as they grow.
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Life cycles of animals
What are the stages in the life cycles
of some animals? Life cycle of a cat • Has three stages (egg, kitten, and adult) Challenge! • Find out more about the life cycle of the kangaroo.
• How is it similar to, or different from, the life
cycle of a cat?
• Share the link or picture in Skype group.
Life cycle of a frog • Has 3 stages – Egg, tadpole, and adult. Challenge! Explore!
•A frog’s egg has a jelly-like covering.
•How does this protect the eggs?
Life cycle of a butterfly • Has 4 stages : [egg – larva – pupa – adult] Life cycle of a housefly • Has 4 stages = {egg – larva – pupa – adult) Challenge! • Explore!