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Bricks reading nonfiction 100 -3 unit 1-4

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So the larva changes its skin three times.

A pupa is yellow or orange with black spots.

People usually wear them with a kimono.

The top of the shoe is made of fabric.

Divers also wear goggles to see underwater.

They wear gloves and big boots, too.

The colors help people see them.

So predators can’t see them.

This is the life of a ladybug.

The shoes have teeth on the sole.

Then it becomes a pupa with a hard shell.

So predators stay away.

They also wear a helmet to protect their head.

Stink bugs make a bad smell.

In the spring, a female ladybug lays eggs again.

It also changes its skin for the fourth time.

They keep a diver’s body warm in the water

So how do they protect themselves?

The hat stops hair from falling into food.

They are light and comfortable to wear.

They are made of reindeer skin.

After three weeks, the larva sticks to a leaf.

The liquid smells awful.

The vests have bright colors.

People wear different clothes for different jobs.

As the larva grows, its body gets too big for its skin.

Bombardier beetles use chemicals.

Nutukas are from northern Finland, Norway, and Sweden.

It doesn’t eat or move.

The apron keeps their clothes clean.

They put venom into predators with it.

The shoes go up to their ankles.

They are made of wood.

Like their name, they look like sticks.

This keeps clothes clean from dust and mud.

People usually wear them in summer.

Chefs wear a white jacket and a hat.

Construction workers wear safety vests.

After two weeks, the pupa changes into a ladybug!

Geta are from Japan.

Insects aren’t big or strong.

Wetsuits have many layers.

Their clothes protect them from fire.

It eats many tiny insects.

This keeps their feet warm.

Firefighters wear special jackets and pants.

They spray hot acid onto predators.

This acid can make predators blind.

It takes a week for the eggs to break open.

Are these yellow jelly beans?

The fabric is fireproof.