The Fascinating Life Cycle of a Butterfly

 
Life cycle of a Butterfly
 
Mr. Hguyen
June 18, 2011
 
*Eggs are first stage
*They are tiny, sometimes microscopic
*Laid on the underside of host plant leaves
*Hatching predetermined by time eggs are laid
 
Metamorphis – Life Cycle of Butterflies
*Minute, some virtually invisible to naked eye
*Coloration of caterpillar is quite diverse
*Job of caterpillar is to eat, eat, eat
*Caterpillars must shed skin several times, each shedding
 
called an instar
*Can multiply in size more than a thousand fold
*When final instar occurs, pupa emerges
Caterpillars – the feeding stage
 
*Transformation in pupa stage is miraculous
*What emerges in no way resembles the caterpillar
*Complete disassembly of the cells and reassembling
 
of cells into new form
*The butterfly emerges from this stage
 
Pupa  - the transition stage
*Upon emerging, the swollen body pumps fluid into tiny shrived
 
up wings
*Within a few hours, wings are full sized, dried, and
 
become
 
more rigid
*Butterflies are ready to take flight
*The job of the adult is to mate and lay eggs
*Most live only one or two weeks
Adult Butterfly – the reproductive stage
 
(Slide # 1)
Metamorphis – Life Cycle of Butterflies
Eggs are first stage
They are tiny, sometimes microscopic
Laid on the underside of host plant leaves
Hatching predetermined by time eggs are
laid
 
 
(Slide # 2)
Caterpillars – the feeding stage
Minute, some virtually invisible to naked eye
Coloration of caterpillar is quite diverse
Job of caterpillar is to eat, eat, eat
Caterpillars must shed skin several times,
each shedding called an instar
Can multiply in size more than a thousand
fold
When final instar occurs, pupa emerges
 
 
 
(Slide # 3)
Pupa  - the transition stage
Transformation in pupa stage is miraculous
What emerges in no way resembles the
caterpillar
Complete disassembly of the cells and
reassembling of cells into new form
The butterfly emerges from this stage
 
 
(Slide # 4)
Adult Butterfly – the reproductive stage
Upon emerging, the swollen body pumps
fluid into tiny shrived up wings
Within a few hours, wings are full sized,
dried, and become more rigid
Butterflies are ready to take flight
The job of the adult is to mate and lay eggs
Most live only one or two weeks
 
All photographs courtesy of The Academy of
Natural Sciences
http://www.ansp.org/museum/butterflies/li
fe_cycle.php
 
The Task: 
Mr. Hguyen has asked the Master Technology Teacher for assistance in creating the
presentation.
 
Using your knowledge of presentation software, create a model slide show presentation to Mr.
Hguyen’s specifications. In creating this presentation, you should
 
create four slides using the five files provided by Mr. Hguyen, with each slide
containing a title and the appropriate graphic and the provided text displayed as a
bulleted list;
format the slides appropriately to communicate to the intended audience (you may
resize and manipulate text and graphics as necessary); and
animate the entry of the text into slides 1 and 3, and animate the entry of the graphics
into slides 2 and 4 (the animations should occur automatically and not require a
mouse or keyboard click).
 
Please complete the task on slides 4-7; save the file and upload it into the wiki on the
appropriate page.
 
PRESENTATION TASK
 
Classroom Context: 
This performance assessment focuses on a high school biology teacher, Mr. Hguyen,
who is preparing a unit on the life cycle of a butterfly - metamorphosis.
 
Background: 
As part of the study on metamorphosis, Mr.. Hguyen would like to present to his students a
brief slide show presentation outlining the four stages of butterfly life. He would like the presentation to
consist of one introductory slide that contains the egg stage and one slide on each of the other three stages,
and he would like to have each slide in the presentation advance manually.
 
Mr. Hguyen has provided a link to the graphics for the four slides that can be downloaded by clicking on
the links below.
 
Available Files:
butterfly1.jpg
 (graphic image for slide #1)
http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly1.jpg
butterfly2.jpg 
(graphic image for slide #2)
http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly2.jpg
branches3.jpg
 (graphic image for slide #3)
http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly3.jpg
branches4.jpg
 (graphic image for slide #4)
http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly4.jpg
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Discover the miraculous transformation of a butterfly from egg to adult stage. Witness the process of metamorphosis, from tiny eggs laid on host plant leaves to the emergence of a beautiful adult butterfly ready to take flight. Learn about the stages of development - eggs, caterpillars, pupa, and adult - each serving a unique purpose in the life cycle. Appreciate the diversity and wonder of nature through the captivating journey of a butterfly.

  • Butterfly
  • Life Cycle
  • Metamorphosis
  • Nature
  • Butterflies

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  1. Life cycle of a Butterfly Mr. Hguyen June 18, 2011

  2. Metamorphis Life Cycle of Butterflies *Eggs are first stage *They are tiny, sometimes microscopic *Laid on the underside of host plant leaves *Hatching predetermined by time eggs are laid

  3. Caterpillars the feeding stage *Minute, some virtually invisible to naked eye *Coloration of caterpillar is quite diverse *Job of caterpillar is to eat, eat, eat *Caterpillars must shed skin several times, each shedding called an instar *Can multiply in size more than a thousand fold *When final instar occurs, pupa emerges

  4. Pupa - the transition stage *Transformation in pupa stage is miraculous *What emerges in no way resembles the caterpillar *Complete disassembly of the cells and reassembling of cells into new form *The butterfly emerges from this stage

  5. Adult Butterfly the reproductive stage *Upon emerging, the swollen body pumps fluid into tiny shrived up wings *Within a few hours, wings are full sized, dried, and become more rigid *Butterflies are ready to take flight *The job of the adult is to mate and lay eggs *Most live only one or two weeks

  6. (Slide # 3) Pupa - the transition stage Transformation in pupa stage is miraculous What emerges in no way resembles the caterpillar Complete disassembly of the cells and reassembling of cells into new form The butterfly emerges from this stage (Slide # 1) Metamorphis Life Cycle of Butterflies Eggs are first stage They are tiny, sometimes microscopic Laid on the underside of host plant leaves Hatching predetermined by time eggs are laid (Slide # 4) Adult Butterfly the reproductive stage Upon emerging, the swollen body pumps fluid into tiny shrived up wings Within a few hours, wings are full sized, dried, and become more rigid Butterflies are ready to take flight The job of the adult is to mate and lay eggs Most live only one or two weeks (Slide # 2) Caterpillars the feeding stage Minute, some virtually invisible to naked eye Coloration of caterpillar is quite diverse Job of caterpillar is to eat, eat, eat Caterpillars must shed skin several times, each shedding called an instar Can multiply in size more than a thousand fold When final instar occurs, pupa emerges All photographs courtesy of The Academy of Natural Sciences http://www.ansp.org/museum/butterflies/li fe_cycle.php

  7. The Task: Mr. Hguyen has asked the Master Technology Teacher for assistance in creating the presentation. Using your knowledge of presentation software, create a model slide show presentation to Mr. Hguyen s specifications. In creating this presentation, you should create four slides using the five files provided by Mr. Hguyen, with each slide containing a title and the appropriate graphic and the provided text displayed as a bulleted list; format the slides appropriately to communicate to the intended audience (you may resize and manipulate text and graphics as necessary); and animate the entry of the text into slides 1 and 3, and animate the entry of the graphics into slides 2 and 4 (the animations should occur automatically and not require a mouse or keyboard click). Please complete the task on slides 4-7; save the file and upload it into the wiki on the appropriate page.

  8. PRESENTATION TASK Classroom Context: This performance assessment focuses on a high school biology teacher, Mr. Hguyen, who is preparing a unit on the life cycle of a butterfly - metamorphosis. Background: As part of the study on metamorphosis, Mr.. Hguyen would like to present to his students a brief slide show presentation outlining the four stages of butterfly life. He would like the presentation to consist of one introductory slide that contains the egg stage and one slide on each of the other three stages, and he would like to have each slide in the presentation advance manually. Mr. Hguyen has provided a link to the graphics for the four slides that can be downloaded by clicking on the links below. Available Files: butterfly1.jpg (graphic image for slide #1) http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly1.jpg butterfly2.jpg (graphic image for slide #2) http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly2.jpg branches3.jpg (graphic image for slide #3) http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly3.jpg branches4.jpg (graphic image for slide #4) http://gemini.utb.edu/jbutler/6343/exam_images/butterfly4.jpg

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