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The bugs within us | Science News for Students - 2 views

  • The bugs within u
  • No, not cockroaches and ants. These bugs are tiny, single-celled bacteria you can’t see. They blanket your skin. They also fill your stomach, intestines, lungs and mouth.
  • Don’t worry about being less than human, though. Bacterial cells are very small. All of these bugs make up only between 1 and 3 percent of your body weight.
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  • At this point, you might be starting to wish you could get rid of all those germs.
Cara Bosler

Good Bugs and Bad Bugs- Student Booklet - 1 views

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    This resource has several lessons consisting of short, on grade level readings, followed by questions. I would not use this in entirety but could see me pulling out Lesson 3-1 (What is a Beneficial Insect?), Lesson 3-2 (Predators), Lesson 3-3 (Pollinators) and Lesson 3-4 (Recyclers and Decomposers).
Cara Bosler

Not all bugs are bad - The Homeowners Column - University of Illinois Extension serving... - 0 views

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    Quick article helping to explain insects roles in our environment. 
Cara Bosler

Beneficial Insects: Not All Bugs are Bad- MOTHER EARTH NEWS - 0 views

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    I could see me using parts of this article to assist in discussing different living things 'role' in their ecosystem.
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