GIRL: Kharaan's mom took us
to the park to see the butterflies.
MAN: You know what this is?
GIRL: A man from the park let Kharaan
use a magnifying glass.
This butterfly has orange, white and black on its wings.
GIRL: Do you know what kind
of butterfly this is?
Um, yes--
okay, that one's the painted lady.
GIRL: This butterfly is called the painted lady
because it looks like someone painted it.
I found a new kind of butterfly.
I don't know what it's called.
You can go look at the chart over there.
GIRL: Megan is finding her butterfly on the chart.
"Queen."
It is opening
and closing its wings.
I think it's warming up, or exercising its wings.
GIRL: We did a project using pasta shapes
to show how the butterfly changes.
First it's an egg, then it's a caterpillar,
then it's a chrysalis, then it's a butterfly.
They had chrysalises,
and the butterfly is starting to come out.
It's almost like it's just waking up,
and its wings are scrunched up and wet,
and then it starts flapping them.
It does look like a butterfly now.
It's not easy, but see if you can find a butterfly outside.