Articles related to "Caterpillar Food"

You don't need a commercial butterfly kit to rear butterflies. Gathering your own eggs or caterpillars gives the kids even more fun - and even more educational value

Making a butterfly friendly garden is one of the easiest first steps into wildlife gardening. It can add to the enjoyment of your garden and help butterfly conservation.

Learn foreign language in context with Eric Carle's classic picture book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

This fun holiday project offers a fascinating educational experience for kids as they follow the butterfly's life cycle until it emerges, then release it into the wild.

This butterfly unit includes both information gathering and observational science activities to use when raising live caterpillars in the elementary classroom.