We had the chance to watch a monarch caterpillar transform into a chrysalis and then a butterfly right in our classroom! The slideshow below shows all of the important changes that we observed while the caterpillar was living in our classroom. We have been writing recounts about our experience with our classroom caterpillar to tell what happened to it first, next and finally.
KK
11/8/2011 08:17:41 am
What a very pretty butterfly!
MA
11/11/2011 07:16:15 am
Hello Ms.Ferguson wane are we macking the monorc Butterfly postr I am exetid to mack the postr Because I Rile Wont to halp the monocs' so so mach we tack abaot butterfly a littl bit of mor bue Ms.Ferugson oLL miss you vare mach I will see on monday I you have a good day oww and Ms.Ferugson do you give winstin a walk evreday so he can gat skiny agon you are the bast techre in the hol wad world Because you halp as with are math qwis that is way you are spachl to me have fun at home Ms. Ferugson and have fun winstin bue winstin and Ms.Ferugson.
MA
1/12/2012 08:58:35 am
Hello Ms. Ferguson I think we shod go outside at home and see if we have catrpilrs but most lare Halp the Monorc catrpilrs and Buttrfly but Monorc Buttrflys.
kbsw
5/2/2012 06:46:23 am
i think monarch butter flise are SOOOOOOO cool! also i like how they have cool patterns and couloers and how it transform from a caterpiller into crisalis and a butterfliy. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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