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The document outlines the life cycle of a butterfly, detailing its four stages: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis), and adult butterfly. It includes learning objectives, activities for students to engage with the material, and the ecological importance of butterflies. Additionally, it discusses butterfly migration patterns and provides resources for further learning.

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Science Demo 1

The document outlines the life cycle of a butterfly, detailing its four stages: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis), and adult butterfly. It includes learning objectives, activities for students to engage with the material, and the ecological importance of butterflies. Additionally, it discusses butterfly migration patterns and provides resources for further learning.

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Life Cycle of

a Butterfly
Learning Competency:

 The learners use flowchart to compare the


different stages in the life cycle of animals, such
as butterfly, frog, chicken and human.

Objectives :

a. Identify the four stages of the


butterfly's life cycle

b. Describe the different stages in


the life cycle of a butterfly.

c. Appreciate the importance of


butterflies in the ecosystem
Review
1. What are the two organ systems
of a plant?

2. Give me an example of a plant


organ and its function
Activity : Arrange Me!

Instructions:

1.The teacher will divide the class into 2 groups.


2. The teacher will give each group a set of cards or
pictures illustrating the four stages of a butterfly’s life
cycle.
3. Ask each group to work together to arrange the
pictures correctly.
4. After groups complete the arrangement, have them
share their sequence with the class.
Analysis
• What stage did the butterfly start from the pictures
you arranged?

• What happens after a butterfly lays eggs? What do


the eggs turn into?
Life Cycle
Stages
EGG STAGE

It begins with the adult


butterfly laying small, oval
eggs on leaves.
LARVA STAGE

The egg hatches into a


caterpillar or larva. The
caterpillar eats leaves
to grow bigger and
stronger.
PUPA STAGE

The caterpillar wraps itself


in a hard shell called a
chrysalis. Inside, the
caterpillar undergoes
metamorphosis, a
process where it
completely transforms into
butterfly.
ADULT BUTTERFLY

The butterfly finally


comes out of the
chrysalis with wings.
As an adult, it can fly,
find food, and lay eggs
to start the cycle
again.
Application
Activity Time
Group 1: Draw Me

First Group: Draw me!

• Group 1 will draw the life cycle of a


butterfly
• Ask them to label each stage clearly
• After completing the drawing, invite a
representative to share and explain their
work with the class.
Group 2: Match the Butterfly’s Life Cycle Stages to Their Ecosystem Roles

Provides food for other small


Instructions: creatures and insects,
supporting biodiversity.
1. Distribute Cards:
Give each student or Feeds on plants, helping
group a set of cards with control plant growth and
stimulating new growth.
the four life cycle stages,
along with a set of cards Serves as prey for other
describing each stage's animals, contributing to the
food web and balancing
environmental populations.
importance.
2. Match the Pollinates flowers while
Importance: Ask students feeding on nectar, helping
plants reproduce and
to match each life cycle supporting biodiversity.

stage with its


environmental
importance.
BUTTERFLY ACTIVITIES

Hands-on Activities Outdoor


Students can observe butterflies in Field tripsLearning
to butterfly gardens
nature, rear caterpillars in the or natural habitats provide
classroom, and create butterfly experiential learning
gardens. opportunities.
BUTTERFLY MIGRATION
Migratory Species
Some butterflies, such as the
Monarch, migrate long distances to
find suitable breeding and feeding
grounds.

Patterns
Migration patterns are often
seasonal, with butterflies traveling to
warmer climates during colder
months.

Reasons
Butterflies migrate to find food,
suitable habitat, and to avoid
adverse weather conditions.
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