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My Book MY
Book!
of
GOOD Bugs
Print on cardstock. Cut out and laminate for extradurability. Place all the beneficial bugs in one
stack, and the harmful bugs in another. Then hole
punch in the upper left hand corner, and use a
circular holder to create your bug identifying
guide book!You could also print out two copies and play
memory. Or any other fun activity to teach chil-
dren about the differences of harmful and
beneficial bugs.
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Tomato Hornworm
Cabbage Looper
Potato Beetle Cucumber Beetle
Corn Earworm
Curculio
Pickleworm
Codling Moth Cabbage Worm
Harmful Harmful Harmful
Harmful Harmful Harmful
Harmful Harmful Harmful
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Japanese Beetle
Asparagus Beetle
Grasshopper Squash Vine Borer
Corn Rootworm
Peach Tree Borer
Sweet Potato Weevil
Mexican Beetle Flea BeetleHarmful
Harmful Harmful
Harmful Harmful Harmful
Harmful Harmful
Harmful
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European Corn Borer
Root Maggots
Aphids Leafminer
Earwig
Mealybugs
Fire Ants
Cutworm Wireworms
Harmful Harmful Harmful
Harmful Harmful Harmful
Harmful Harmful Harmful
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Scale
Whiteflies
Stinkbug Ladybug
Squash Bug
Parasitic Wasp
Tarnished Plant Bug
Spider Mites Thirp
Beneficial BeneficialHarmful
Harmful Harmful Harmful
Harmful Harmful Harmful
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