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- - - - Activity: Learners will be given a worksheet where they will have to identify the insects that harm us and the insects that help us and colour them in different colours. For example, the insects that help us might be green while the insects that harm us might be red.
      - Concept 2: Some insects can harm humans. For example, a wasp can sting you. It is best to try and avoid insects like this, or avoid aggravating them. (Twinkl (PTY) LTD., 2022)
      - Concept 1: Some insects can damage our plants and food. Caterpillars, for example, feed on plants and crops found in a garden. (Dorling Kindersley Limited, 2008)
- - - - Concept 1: Insects behave differently in different environments depending on the stimulus they receive. Learners will be taught, for example, how a bee may sting someone when aggravated even though it's not their normal response. (Hoy, M., 2019)
      - Concept 2: Insects have different job roles that they must fulfill. For example, the queen ant lays eggs while the worker ants collect food. (Hoy, M., 2019)
      - Activity: Learners will build an ant farm so that they can observe the behaviour of ants. Learners will place some sand in a jar along with ants, making sure to feed them daily, so that they can observe the ants. (Editors of Publications International, LTD., 2007)