Activity 2: Full It Up! in the graphic organizer. Directions: Identify the elements of the following story by filling One Sunday morning up in a tree, a caterpillar ate through nice green leaves. He ate and ate until he was not hungry anymore. He built a small house called a cocoon around himself and hid inside. Just then, a strong storm and wind came. It has become dark. The caterpillar stayed inside the cocoon. After some time, the sun came up again. Two weeks passed he then nibbled a hole in the cocoon, pushed his way out. He became a beautiful butterfly with multi-colored wings Setting Characters Beginning Middle End Plot
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Usually, the first clue of a serious rodent problem is their droppings on the kitchen counter, in kitchen drawers, cabinets, or the pantry.
When one dwelling is infested, it's likely the immediate neighborhood is, too. That's why rodents are so difficult for one homeowner to control. Rodents are a community problem. Effective control necessitates that all homeowners in a community work together to eliminate sources of food, water, and shelter. Rodents are persistent in their efforts to invade the home, but you can deal with them effectively if you know their capabilities.
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