A Transformational Process
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The process of working on WebQuests with First Graders and samples of their projects.
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- 1. A TRANSFORMATIONAL PROCESS: Facilitating WebQuests by Camille A. LoParrino, M.S. Ed. [email_address]
- 17. by Christy My garden will look like leaves in there and lots of oxygen, room to emerge and then it will go in a chrysalis and it will get out in 7 to 10 days. When it is very dark it will turn into a butterfly.
- 18. by Hysen Our butterfly garden for our monarchs…they eat a lot of milk weed. They drink nectar. They travel far away.
- 19. by Daniel found in the book “How to Raise Butterflies” by E. J. Norsgaard Our butterfly garden for our Monarchs… is going to have sweet juice or nectar and they seem more like flying flowers than like insects. They must work their way through 4 stages: egg, caterpillar (larval stage), chrysalis, and adult butterfly.
- 20. by Jacquelynn Our butterfly garden for our Monarchs …will look nice for the Monarchs and will have what ever he wants, but one thing is that I have to find flowers for him. I am going to get the flowers it likes. My garden is going to be so nice. There is going to be a gate around the house for the butterfly.
- 21. by Hannah Our butterfly garden for a butterfly it will look like a real garden. I am not going to put a different butterfly than the Monarch. And when I want to set them free, I will let them go. Every flower will be different because it is going to be of every kind.
- 22. by Stephanie and Ms. LoParrino When I opened up the shipment of Monarch Butterflies that arrived at the zoo keeper’s gate, they were not the butterflies I ordered. When I looked closer, I saw a lot of different kinds of butterflies. I don’t mind. I love butterflies, and I want to keep them happy and healthy and safe.