Help young learners explore how butterflies grow and change with this Butterfly Life Cycle worksheet for Grades 1–2. Students identify and sequence the four stages of a butterfly’s life using a clear, visual diagram and age-appropriate vocabulary.
This free worksheet helps students:
- Identify the stages of the butterfly life cycle
- Learn key science vocabulary such as egg, caterpillar, chrysalis, and butterfly
- Practice sequencing events in order
- Build foundational life science understanding
This worksheet includes a student page and a completed answer key, making it easy to use in classrooms, homeschool lessons, or independent science practice.
Download Printable PDFTry a few of our other Life Cycle Worksheets: Ladybug, Frog, or Bee.
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