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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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