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Build-A-Bug

Participants learn about the different adaptations of a macroinvertebrate by dressing up a volunteer or using art to create their own aquatic bug.

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Build-A-Bug

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Participants learn about the different adaptations of a macroinvertebrate by dressing up a volunteer or using art to create their own aquatic bug.

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Family
Early Elementary
Upper Elementary
Tweens (9-12)

Time to Complete Activity

20-40 minutes
40 minutes to 1 hour
1-2 hours

Cost associated with Activity Materials

$1-$5

Difficulty Level (by content)

Medium

Mess Level

Medium

Hints for uses in your library	Try pairing this activity as an art extension with "Who Lives in the Water"
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Related Links	Stream Side Science Water Quality Equipment and Supplies Macroinvertebrate Key Water Quality Kids Page The Water Cycle H20: The Molecule that Made Us
Originating Source	USU Extension Stream Side Science
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