OUTLINES
NATURE STUDY
SPECIAL REFERENCES:
a. As related to child life: 1307.
b. Nature study in the lower grades: 1307.
c. Material: 1308.
d. Methods: 1308.
e. The Camera in Nature Study: 1309.
L ANIMAL LIFE.
1. MAIN CLASSES OF ANIMALS: Animal kingdom 74; arthropoda 114; verte-
brates 2015; tunicates 1950; geology 2133.
a. Insects: Illustrations — flies 687; "darning needle" or dragon fly 549;
scarabaeus or tumble-bugs 1687; butterflies 296; hornets 886; silkworm moth 1757; chinch-bug 389; potato-bug 1537; fire-fly 676; peripatus 1453; cockroaches 418; cochineal 417; canker or fire worm 322.
b. Fishes: 678;, trout 1945; bass 179; cod 418; salmon 1666; perch 1451;
pike 1490; haddock 821; mudfishes 1274.
c. Amphibians: Frogs 719; toads 1917; and salamanders 1664.
d. Reptiles: 1601; snakes 1773; alligators 52; lizards 1104; tortoise 1925;
turtle 1958; terrapin 1892; crocodile 480.
e. Brrds: 217; sparrow 1791; hawk 850; robin 1620.
f. Mammals: 1154; cat 347; dog 538; elephant 604; monkey 1252; horse 886;
house-pets 889.
2. STUDY OF INSECTS: 928.
a. Parts of an Insect: 928; ant 76; bee 191 beetle 194; spiders 1798.
(a) Antennae or feelers, what they are like: Cock-
roaches 418; aphides or plant lice 82.
(b) Eyes: Insects 928; dragon-fly 548.
1. Upper lip and jaws:
Beetle 194; weevil 2064; ant-lion 81.
2. Parts for biting and for
sucking: 929; Butterfly 297; caterpillar 350; waterbug 2052.
(2) Thorax: '928.
(a) The wings and legs: Insects 929-30; crickets 477; grasshoppers 796.
(3) Abdomen and the way it is joined to the thorax: 2050.
b. Stages through which most insects go in developing from the egg to the
full-grown adult insect: fly 687; mosquito 1269.
(a) Number of eggs: Bee 191; mos-
quito 1269.
(b) Where they are laid: Bee 191; fly 928; ) 687; mosquito 1269; moths
1270-71.
(c) When laid: Moths 1270; crickets
477; grasshopper 796; lady-bug 1019.
(1) Head:
(c) Mouth-parts:
(1) The egg stage: 297; 350.
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