CONTEST! Butterfly or Moth?
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Comments:
Insect A is a moth. We know this because the moth’s wings are dull, the moth’s wings fold back, and the antennae are feathery. Insect B is a butterfly. We know this because its wings are folded up, its wings are colorful, and it has a bulb at the top of its antennae.
Mrs. Robitaille’s 2nd Grade Class
Hillside Elementary
Great answers and a lot of fun reading all your entries. Would you like us to run more contests? Which of my books would you like us to offer as prizes? How about digital eBooks? Would you like us to offer a choice of prizes: Either an eBook or a printed book?
How many of you or your parents have either a smart phone (iphone or android phone), tablet (either an iPad, nook color or nook tablet, Amazon kindle tablet, or any android tablet such as the Samsung, Vizio, Acer, or any other manufacturer’s tablet)?
Yes, I would like to do more contests and hopefully, win a signed book! Thank you! Carrie Glencliff 2C
Herbivore- someone or something that mainly eat plants
The word is awesome because you may be able to inform yourself what ‘type’ you are! (Herbivore, omnivore, carnivore)
One of my friends only eats plants which makes them a herbivore.
Alexis, Penn Valley, Mrs. DeSpirito