After watching the caterpillars grow and make their cocoons, we waited what seemed liked a very long time and finally all of the butterflies emerged. When the time came to let them go, all of the students read aloud a letter they had written to the butterflies.
Most of the butterflies were very cooperative and stayed around long enough for everyone to have at least one turn to hold them. I got pictures of as many of these wonderful moments as I could!
Hi my name is Sienna. I am a student from St Charles Borromeo in Melbourne Australia. I have chosen this blog post as “Blog Buddy Post of the Week” on our school blog: http://scbtblog.global2.vic.edu.au/
I loved your post about butterflies, well done!
Hello My name is Sarina.
I come fro Melbourne.
The school that I go to is St Charles Borromeo.
I would like to say that it is really nice of you to care about our beautiful butterflies in this world and that this blog is such an amazing blog.
I love butterflies! Hope you had fun!
That looks like a lot of fun!
Hello, I am a Grade One teacher from Guelph Ontario. What wonderful caretakers of nature you are! I would like to do this with my class next year. Thanks for taking such good care of the caterpillars\butterflies!