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The document discusses the life cycles of various living things including humans, plants, animals, pumpkins, and butterflies. It explains the different stages that each go through from birth to adulthood or creation to completion. For example, it notes that a human life cycle includes stages like being in the mother's stomach, baby, child, teenager, and adult. Similarly, it outlines the stages in the life cycles of plants and flowers, penguins, pumpkins, and monarch butterflies.
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- 2. All plants and animals go through life cyclesHumans even go through life cyclesITS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW!!
- 3. The human life cycleMom’s stomachBabyChildTeenager Adult
- 5. AnimalsA penguin’s cycle is almost like oursStarts in the mom’s stomachEggBaby penguinAdult penguin
- 6. PumpkinsSeeds are plantedSeeds grow like a plantA pumpkin grows larger and larger
- 7. ButterflyMonarch ButterflySpecial life cycles
- 8. Phase 1A Monarch butterfly lays an egg.They lay the egg on a leaf.The egg is the size of a period.
- 9. Phase 2Larva/caterpillar 1 month from egg to larvaEat a lot of the leafGrow very quickly
- 10. Phase 3CocoonHangs from a leafSoon it will become a butterfly!
- 11. Phase 4The butterfly is finally free!2-5 weeks till they lay an eggThen the cycle starts all over!
- 12. Review of a Butterflies Life CycleThe butterfly lays an eggThe egg hatches into a caterpillarCaterpillar makes a cocoon Butterfly breaks free of the cocoon!
- 13. QUESTIONSWhat is a life cycle?Who or what goes through a life cycle?What does a life cycle need??
- 14. AnswersStages a living thing goes through.Anything that is livingHumansAnimalsPlantsWater, sun and food!
- 15. Life cycles reviewWithout them life would not exist Life cycles can be short or longButterflies life cycle is shortHumans life cycle is long
- 16. CreditsOxford University Museum of Natural Histroy, Human Life Cycle, 2006, CC Attributionshttp://staff.fcps.net/cqualls/plants/default.htmJan-Michael Breider, King Penguin looking after the egg, October 19 2006, CC AttributionsRobert Simmons, DSC06222, October 30 2006, CC Attributions Liz West, Pumpkin Season, September 13 2010, CC AttributionMike Baird, Monarch Butterfly, October 7 2007, CC AttributionKiwinz, Monarch egg on leaf, March 13 2009, CC AttributionThe Marmot, Monarch Catapillar, June 12th 2010, CC AttributionArmon, Monarch Butterfly chrysalis, September 5th 2006, CC AttributionMike Baird, Monarch Butterfly, December 15 2006, CC Attribution William Zittrich, USDA, Harvey, Life Cycel, October 18 2008, CC AttributionWoodley Wonderworks, Blue Marble, January 25 2008, CC Attribution