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  A cross-curricular (Science / Literacy – Writing) product that will have students creating their very own mini-books detailing the life cycle of a ladybug!

  Knowledge students will learn:

  • -The ladybug is a beetle
  • -Mother ladybugs lay tiny yellow eggs in clusters under a leaf
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  Benefits of this resource:

  • -Low prep – print and give to students
  • -Children learn about the ladybug life cycle while reading, drawing and writing
  • -Encourages fine motor skills through coloring and writing plus scissor skills as the cut out each page along the dotted lines
  • -Encourages reading skills as students read and copy the text
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  What is included? 11 ready-to-use student pages

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  This interactive, cross-curricular project blends Science and Literacy to help students master the plant life cycle while building essential writing and reading skills.

  In this activity, students don’t just read about plants—they become the authors and illustrators of their very own science journals!

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  • Cross-Curricular Magic: Effortlessly check off Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and Common Core ELA standards in one engaging activity.
  • Perfect for Portfolios: Creates a tangible “keep-sake” book that students are proud to take home and read to their families.
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  Tip: Pair this book with a hands-on bean planting activity! Students can use their “Student Created Science Book” to document the growth they see in their own real-life seeds.

  Bring the beauty of Spring and new growth into your lesson plans today and let your students’ creativity bloom!

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