tiny egg isthe size ofa pinheadHost plantsare food forthecaterpillarMonarchsfemalebutterflylays the eggon a leafStage 3Thecaterpillarforms a pupa.(chrysalis)Skin tootight timeto moultgood weatherconditionshelp for fasterhatching Chrysalis-Instead of newskin there is ahard shellpupalarvaemoultCold bloodedbutterflywarms up ona leaf or onmudGenerallifespan for aButterly isabout amonthProboscislong coiledtube used forsippingNectarButterlyflies tomeet otherbutterfliesStage4Stage1scalypatternedwingsIn pupa, caterpillargrows anddevelops.Caerpillarhangs upside downfrom a twig.Butterfly isdamp andcrumpled.Wings dry in2 hours Largestbutterly inthe world isQ.A.'sBirdwingStage 2the larvae(caterpillar)Stage2Caterpillarseat andgrows for 12to 14 days.Stage3The pupawhere thecaterpillargrows anddevelopsFlowershavenectarChysalisprotectspupaFree!Monarchslive forabout 6 to12 months.Stage 2Caterpillareats, moultsfour fivetimesAfter hatchingthe caterpillaris extremelyhungry so iteats constanltyBirdwingStage 1the ovalshapedeggMetamorphosisthe changefrom acaterpillar to abutterflyChrysaliscracksSee a head, abody, thenwings(Butterfly)tiny egg isthe size ofa pinheadHost plantsare food forthecaterpillarMonarchsfemalebutterflylays the eggon a leafStage 3Thecaterpillarforms a pupa.(chrysalis)Skin tootight timeto moultgood weatherconditionshelp for fasterhatching Chrysalis-Instead of newskin there is ahard shellpupalarvaemoultCold bloodedbutterflywarms up ona leaf or onmudGenerallifespan for aButterly isabout amonthProboscislong coiledtube used forsippingNectarButterlyflies tomeet otherbutterfliesStage4Stage1scalypatternedwingsIn pupa, caterpillargrows anddevelops.Caerpillarhangs upside downfrom a twig.Butterfly isdamp andcrumpled.Wings dry in2 hours Largestbutterly inthe world isQ.A.'sBirdwingStage 2the larvae(caterpillar)Stage2Caterpillarseat andgrows for 12to 14 days.Stage3The pupawhere thecaterpillargrows anddevelopsFlowershavenectarChysalisprotectspupaFree!Monarchslive forabout 6 to12 months.Stage 2Caterpillareats, moultsfour fivetimesAfter hatchingthe caterpillaris extremelyhungry so iteats constanltyBirdwingStage 1the ovalshapedeggMetamorphosisthe changefrom acaterpillar to abutterflyChrysaliscracksSee a head, abody, thenwings(Butterfly)

Butterly lifecycle - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. tiny egg is the size of a pinhead
  2. Host plants are food for the caterpillar
  3. Monarchs
  4. female butterfly lays the egg on a leaf
  5. Stage 3 The caterpillar forms a pupa.(chrysalis)
  6. Skin too tight time to moult
  7. good weather conditions help for faster hatching
  8. Chrysalis-Instead of new skin there is a hard shell
  9. pupa
  10. larvae
  11. moult
  12. Cold blooded butterfly warms up on a leaf or on mud
  13. General lifespan for a Butterly is about a month
  14. Proboscis long coiled tube used for sipping Nectar
  15. Butterly flies to meet other butterflies
  16. Stage 4
  17. Stage 1
  18. scaly patterned wings
  19. In pupa, caterpillar grows and develops.Caerpillar hangs upside down from a twig.
  20. Butterfly is damp and crumpled. Wings dry in 2 hours
  21. Largest butterly in the world is Q.A.'s Birdwing
  22. Stage 2 the larvae (caterpillar)
  23. Stage 2
  24. Caterpillars eat and grows for 12 to 14 days.
  25. Stage 3
  26. The pupa where the caterpillar grows and develops
  27. Flowers have nectar
  28. Chysalis protects pupa
  29. Free!
  30. Monarchs live for about 6 to 12 months.
  31. Stage 2 Caterpillar eats, moults four five times
  32. After hatching the caterpillar is extremely hungry so it eats constanlty
  33. Birdwing
  34. Stage 1 the oval shaped egg
  35. Metamorphosis the change from a caterpillar to a butterfly
  36. Chrysalis cracks See a head, a body, then wings (Butterfly)