Ladybug Life Cycle Worksheet
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Ladybug Life Cycle Worksheet
Read: A helpful garden beetle
A ladybird begins life as an egg. A female lays a cluster of tiny eggs, often on a leaf near food. A larva hatches from each egg. It has a long body and eats small insects such as aphids as it grows. Next, the larva becomes a pupa. The pupa stays attached to a plant while its body changes. At last, an adult ladybird emerges. The adult can lay eggs, and the cycle can begin again. Ladybirds can help plants because many eat aphids, which feed on plants.
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- Egg → pupa → larva → adult
- Egg → larva → pupa → adult
- Larva → adult → egg → pupa
- Adult → pupa → egg → larva
- Egg
- Larva
- Pupa
- Adult
- The body changes while attached to a plant.
- A tiny egg is laid on a plant.
- The fully grown ladybird can lay eggs.
- A growing insect hatches and eats.
- Egg
- Larva
- Pupa
- Aphid
3 printable pages
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