Mosquito Life Cycle: Classroom Experiment

Dec 26, 2024

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Teach students about the stages of a mosquito's life cycle - larva, pupa, adult - and their needs like water, warmth, food, and oxygen.

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Mosquito Life Cycle: Classroom Experiment

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Adult Warmth Pupa Egg Raft Larva
What does a mosquito larva need? Water Oxygen Food Warmth
If a larva gets everything it needs,it will change… Metamorphosis Larva Pupa Adult
What do adult mosquitoes need? Nectar Blood Protein for eggs... Energy to fly... Male Female
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