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The document lists various insects including beetle, bee, butterfly, cockroach, worm, spider, ladybug, ant, stick insect, caterpillar, fly, and grasshopper. It then provides exercises to complete words, unscramble insect names, and draw specified numbers of certain insects.
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Insects
- 1. Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher
- 2. beetle
- 3. Bee
- 4. Butterfly
- 5. Cockroach
- 6. Worm
- 7. Spider
- 8. ladybug
- 9. Ant
- 10. Stick insect
- 11. Caterpillar
- 12. Fly
- 13. Grasshopper
- 14. Exercises 1. Complete: S_i_k i_s_ _t g_ _ss_ _ pp_r b_ _tl_ c_ _ e_ p_ll_r f_ _ w_ _m
- 15. 2. Unscramble: a. sshgraopper : b. kstic seinct : c. lyf : d. etlebe : e. ercatllapir : f. nat :
- 16. g. dylabug: h. coachckro : i. despir : j. terfbutly : k. ebe :
- 17. 3. Read and draw: a. Three ladybugs b. Six beetles