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Flutter over to this colorful collection of

butterfly-themed activities, perfect for

Lepidoptera lovers ages 4-8.

Fragile yet fearless, pint-sized yet widespread, butterflies are marvels of nature, transforming from lowly caterpillars into majestic beauties through the mysterious process of metamorphosis. Take flight with these winged wonders through a variety of videos, crafts, and interactive programs. Please note: While Science @ Home activities are designed to be conducted by kids, some little ones might need adult help with reading instructions and preparing crafts.

Day 1: Winging It

45-60 minutes

Bu tterfly Am I (video)

A B ola Full of Butterflies (video) D azzling Hatchlings (video) Ma gical Metamorphosis (craft)

Day 2: I Spy Butterflies

30-90 minutes

Bu tterfly Camouflage (video)

B utterfly Mimicry (video) C olor a Butterfly (coloring) G iga Macro Sunset Moth (activity) G iga Macro Comet Moth (activity)

Day 3: What Makes a

Butterfly an Insect?

30-60 minutes

Bu tterfly Aria (video)

I nvent an Insect (activity)

Day 4: Curious About Color

30-45 minutes

Th e Brilliant Blue Morpho (video)

E xploring Iridescence (video) I ridescent Ice (activity)

Extension Activities

Sh immer and Shine (activity)

B utterfly Journey (video) (

Spanish with English subtitles)

M onarch Migration (video) (

Spanish with English subtitles)

B utterfly Genome (video) butterflies

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