Lets learn about insects!

LETS TALK. (speaking)

It was a sunny afternoon, the insect investigators were busy investigating about jungle insects. Lets watch the video about their discovery about insects.

Can you tell the food, habitat, colour and food of the insect?

LETS LISTEN AND TALK. (listening)

Which insect is the caller describing?

Cricket

Dragonfly

Caterpillar

Bee

Stick Insect

Butterflies

Beetle

Moth

Praying Mantis

Grasshopper

Wasp

Ant

ANTS! ANTS EVERYWHERE!
Lets learn about them with this video..

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BUTTERFLIES

Ever got butterflies in your belly? Hope not literally, but this video will, lets watch how its life cycle goes shall we.

BEES
Before you love them, lets get to know them

The bee is an insect. Like all insects, It has a head, a thorax, and an abdomen. It has a pair of antennae, two compound eyes, two pair of wings and three pair of jointed legs. Its body is covered in fine hair. 

*say these words

HEAD

ANTENNA

ABDOMEN

JOINTED LEGS

THORAX

COMPOUND EYES

Activity :

Describe the mosquito and beetle below, use the description of the bee above as your guide. Compare its shape and size.

LETS LEARN AND PRACTICE (writing & reading)

Adjectives can be divided into comparative and superlative adjectives. 

Comparative adjectives are adjectives that is used to compare two nouns, such as:

A big ball or a small ball

or 

a tall tree or a short tree

To use a comparative adjective in a sentence, at the end of the adjective of the first noun must be added a "+er" and then followed by the word "then". example

1. The right ball is bigger than the left ball.

2. The right tree is taller than the left tree.

The example sentence above is how you compare two nouns with comparative adjective. The comparison can either be the objects height, size, colour and even how delicious they are.

Activity:

Write a sentence by using comparative adjectives to compare the two objects in the pictures below:

A superlative adjective is used to compare two or more object, people and places. 

Superlatives are normally formed by adding "est" to the adjective and placing ''the'' before the adjective.

example:

Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world.

LETS SING ALONG EVERYONE!

The ants are marching on parade, hurrah, hurrah!

The ants are marching on parade, hurrah, hurrah!

The ants are marching on parade;

and everyone stops to yell hurrah!

and they all go marching down, around the town.

The dragonflies are flying high, hurrah, hurrah!

The dragonflies are flying high, hurrah, hurrah!

The dragonflies are flying high;

and everyone stops and yell Hurrah!

And they all go flying high, around the town.

The grasshoppers are hopping far, hurrah, hurrah!

the grasshoppers are hopping far, hurrah, hurrah!

The grasshoppers are hopping far;

and everyone stops and yell Hurrah!

and they all go hopping far, around town.

...THE END...