Jumping Jack Bugs Explore the physical characteristics of a bee, dragonfly, or butterfly as you engineer a simple machine to make your insect’s wings move up and down as if it were flying. TEKS: 2.5D Combine materials

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Date: 2014-12-18 20:51:52 Arthropods Hymenoptera Entomology Animal flight Insect Bug Beetle Coccinellidae Ant Phyla Protostome Zoology		Jumping Jack Bugs Explore the physical characteristics of a bee, dragonfly, or butterfly as you engineer a simple machine to make your insect’s wings move up and down as if it were flying. TEKS: 2.5D Combine materials Add to Reading List Source URL: www.girlstart.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 423,61 KB Share Document on Facebook

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