Stage 2 have also been learning in the Veggie Patch this term. They have been conducting science experiments using plants, learning about pollination and classifying bugs.
Each week a new group of students works in the Library to investigate how entymologists group bugs. We found out
- that living things are grouped into species, and that each species have characteristics special to just their own group.
- ย that a lot of bugs are arthropods which means they have legs with lots of joints.
- Insects have 6 legs, three body parts and usually have wings.
We had fun collecting bugs from the veggie patch and observing them to see if we could work out if they were an insect or not. We tried to draw scientific drawings of our creatures. Here are some for you to enjoy ….
Cool pictures
they pictures are to cool for me
Hello we are sending a message from scotland my message is i seen your drawings they were lovley what were you learning about
abbie from scotland
from scotland your animals you drawed are nice I wonder were you get your expeerence from
I love your ladybird.
it looks cool and hard
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Hello DJ
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It was harder to draw the real insects that we had caught because they were moving around in the jars. Some of us who didn’t catch an insect just copied from a book – that was easier :-0
Thank you Ladygirl!
I was lucky to catch a ladybird at all – then I had to draw it ๐
Hello Kieran,
We found our insects in our veggie patch. Each class in our school is going to have a veggie patch and so we are learning about the insects that live there!
Hello Abbie from Easter Carmuirs,
We are learning about growing vegetables because we are all going to have a class veggie patch. We are learning about insects to see which ones are pests and which ones are good for the garden.
Hello Laura,
The pictures were hard to draw – the insects kept moving around!