The document describes the four stages of development from an egg to a butterfly: 1) The egg hatches into a caterpillar that eats leaves and molts multiple times as it grows. 2) The caterpillar then forms a chrysalis or pupa and hangs from a leaf or branch. 3) Inside the chrysalis, the caterpillar transforms into a butterfly which emerges with damp wings. 4) Once its wings dry, the new butterfly can fly, find food and a mate to continue the life cycle.

1. The Transformation
of an Egg to a
Beautiful Butterfly
PRESENTED BY: Hope Gudito

6. Once it is
hatched it
eats the
leaves.

7. The caterpillar is
always hungry.

8. The caterpillar eats and
eats until it becomes big
for its skin. It has to shed
off its skin.

9. Caterpillars shed their
skin four or more times
while they are growing.
MOLTING

10. All
they
do at
this
stage
is EAT.

11. The
caterpillar
has done
growing. It is
now making a
CHRYSALIS.

12. CHRYSALIS or
PUPA

13. It hangs on
a leaf, tree
or
branches.

14. Then the
CHRYSALIS
opens and a
BUTTERFLY
comes out.

15. When the
butterfly
comes
out its
wings are
damp and
wet.

16. When it can
fly it will
look for
food.

17. After some
time it will
also look
for a mate
and the
cycle will
start again.

18. There are four
stages the EGG,
CATERPILLAR,
CHRYSALIS and
the BUTTERFLY.

19. THE END