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Monarch on a stickis great for younger children, too. Print the monarch butterfly on orange paper or white and let children color the butterflies. Cut the monarch and then use glue dots to attach to a popsicle stick. Print the tag and glue dot the tag in the discal cell of the lower wing. MonarchCondition.pdf shows where the discal cell is located. That's where the tag goes.
Gardening for Monarchs & Pollinators
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ingredientsto make a perfect garden banquet to draw monarchs and pollinators to your feast. Check out the regional planting guides to help you find the best plants for where you live in the Southwest. Want to start native Southwest milkweeds from seed? Follow our easy directions.
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Status of Danaus plexippus in Arizonaare included.
Milkweed, Monarchs and More, A Field Guide to the Invertebrate Community in the Milkweed Patchby Ba Rea, Karen Oberhauser, Michael A. Quinn. This is a wonderful resource to help identify the many critters both children and adults may find on milkweed. Great opportunity to learn if they are helpful or a problem to monarchs as well.
Monarchs and More—An Inquiry and Arthropod Based Curriculum Grades 3 - 6,Monarchs in the Classroom. A rich resource of monarch and more activities that are geared for children grade 3 to 6.
Monarchs and More—An Inquiry and Arthropod Based Curriculum Middle SchoolMonarchs in the Classroom.
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