Teaching Resource
Life Cycle of a Fly Poster
A poster showing the life cycle of a fly.
Print out this poster and laminate it. Put it up in your classroom as a visual reminder when teaching about life cycles.
You could also use it as a guide for the students to copy into their science journals.
Information includes:
- Adult fly lays eggs.
- Larvae hatch from the egg.
- Larvae feed and live on decaying animal and plant matter.
- Larvae crawl to a dry, cool place and transform into pupae.
- Adult fly emerges from the pupae.
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