Parts of an insect printable

We discovered ants in the house so of course we had to spend sometime learning about ants and doing some fun experiments and activities.

My 1st grader and I studied insects earlier this year. Here is a printable I made for her for classifying insects. Here she tells how many insects an ant has and in the circles near the legs, each leg is numbered. To the right, she writes how many body parts there are (3) and then she traces the names of each part. On the second page of the printout out, she can see if she can name the different types of insects and tell why each one is an insect (because they have six legs and 3 body parts…

Printable worksheet to label parts of an insect

A PDF file with a cut and stick worksheet for labelling the parts of a fly, as well as large colour word cards and accompanying picture.

Beetle Picture Puzzles (2-Piece and 4-Piece) {FREE PRINTABLE DOWNLOAD} These adorable 2-piece and 4-piece beetle printable picture puzzles for kids are available to download for free! You could even laminate and add velcro dots to

Make a 3D paper doodlebug with our printable template. This is a fun STEM craft for older kids, exploring patterns and symmetry in nature

Kids are naturally fascinated by creepy crawly bugs! Insects are so unique with their many legs, antennae, ability to fly, and unique body make-up. Help kids learn about the fascinating world of insects for kids with these super cute, free insect pintables. Toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, and 3rd graders will have fun learning as they color these insect coloring pages.

This parts of an insect worksheet is the perfect introduction to your study of insects. Get your kids a butterfly net and this worksheet, & let them learn!

Real pill woodlice curl up tight in a ball when they're scared - and your's can too! Draw and cut out a triangle, draw round it and cut 7 more identical. Colour in. Carefully join all your triangles at the point a with split pin - you might want an adult to help. Add a face and cut antennae and legs from scrap paper to glue on. Ta-da! Can you find a live woodlouse in your garden? Try looking carefully under stones or flowerpots, sometimes woodlice even walk about the floor in your house!

Science Worksheet - Parts of a butterfly for Apologia Zoo1