- They aren't in their containers anymore. -Isabel
- They look like little green beans. -Paytin
- Today I saw a little bit of the wings inside the cocoons. -Mark
- They are almost done growing in their cocoons. It looks gold on the outside of the cocoon. -Ryan S.
- Maybe in 5 more days we will let them go! -Kyra
- The cocoons are different colors, like green and yellow. -Emma
- The cocoons are kind of shiny. -Keira
- They can't make webs anymore. -Matthew S.
- Miss Kolod put the cocoons in a thing. I can see the wings. The cocoons are laying on their lids. -Albert
- There are spikes on the cocoons and they are gold. -Anthony
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Day 16
Yesterday after school Miss Kolod moved the chrysalises from the cups into the butterfly pavilion.
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