Rebuilt Inside a Chrysalis: teacher key
Butterflies, grade 5 edition, written for 5th grade. A caterpillar is rebuilt as a butterfly. Learn how monarchs stay safe, find their way to a winter home, and why scientists track them.
Read the book. Print this page for the key.
Questions and answers
- How far do some monarchs fly to reach their winter home?
- About 30 miles
- As far as 3,000 miles (answer)
- About 3 miles
- Which butterfly copies the look of the monarch?
- The swallowtail
- The birdwing
- The viceroy (answer)
- Who tags monarchs and tracks them?
- Birds and lizards
- Scientists and volunteers (answer)
- Only moths
- Monarch caterpillars eat milkweed. Milkweed has been lost from many fields and roadsides. What might that mean for monarch caterpillars?
- There may be fewer places for them to feed (answer)
- They will start to fly
- They will turn into moths
- What are instars?
- Parts of a wing
- Growth stages (answer)
- Kinds of milkweed
Words
- instars: growth stages
- girdle: silk loop