KB brought this interesting bug to school this week. We were able to look at it under our digital microscope; take a picture of it...but now we don't know what it is. Could anyone help us? 
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We're a class of 28 students in Auckland, New Zealand and range in ages from 9-11 years old.
We use our blog to show some of the things we get up to in our classroom; work we've done and to practice leaving good comments for each other.
We're pretty new to blogging, so we'd appreciate all the advice, comments, compliments and critiques you have to give us...
Voki
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Wow what an interesting bug! That's great you could use the dinolite for a closer look. The colours remind me a little of a blue ladybird so maybe it's a beetle? Did you notice if it had 6 legs and wings? It's a bit tricky to see in the photos. I would love to know it's proper name when you find out, maybe you can add a new posting when you do? Ms F Room 8
ReplyDeletewow that a hard one to find out is'nt it I wander what it is?
ReplyDeleteCS
what an interesting bug i have never seen that before:)
ReplyDeleteby mg
Is that a real bug?!
ReplyDeleteIt looks very interesting!
Can you find out what it is for me?
Id like to know what it is when you find out!
AD
That bug looks like a small piece of cake but it is cool!
ReplyDeleteEJ