Butterfly Life Cycle Concepts

The video tutorial explains the transformation of caterpillars into butterflies, focusing on the four stages of a butterfly's life cycle: egg, caterpillar, chrysalis, and butterfly. The teacher uses class pets as examples and guides students through a worksheet activity to reinforce learning. The video concludes with a review of the life cycle and encourages students to engage with the material.

What change is observed in the caterpillars in the classroom?

• They have become smaller.

• They have changed color.

• They have started flying.

• They have become bigger and chubbier.

What is the first stage in the life cycle of a butterfly?

• Caterpillar

• Chrysalis

• Egg

• Butterfly

What does a caterpillar do after hatching from the egg?

• It lays eggs.

• It immediately forms a chrysalis.

• It begins to eat and grow.

• It starts flying.

What is the purpose of the chrysalis stage?

• To let the caterpillar lay eggs.

• To help the caterpillar find a mate.

• To allow the caterpillar to eat more.

• To protect the caterpillar while it transforms.

What is the final stage of a butterfly's life cycle?

• Chrysalis

• Butterfly

• Caterpillar

• Egg

What do students need to complete the activity?

• Paint and brushes

• A pencil and eraser

• A ruler and compass

• A glue stick and scissors

Which picture should be placed in the first position on the worksheet?

• Egg on a leaf

• Butterfly

• Caterpillar

• Chrysalis

What happens after the caterpillar stage in the life cycle?

• It starts flying.

• It lays eggs.

• It forms a chrysalis.

• It becomes a butterfly.

How long does the chrysalis stage last?

• Two weeks

• Three weeks

• Four weeks

• One week

What starts the life cycle of a butterfly all over again?

• The butterfly finds a mate.

• The chrysalis breaks open.

• The caterpillar grows bigger.

• The butterfly lays a new egg.