Does anyone have a list of bugs or flowers begining with each letter of the alphabet?

Question

I am trying to do a bug/flower alphabet for my daughters room, any suggestions for bugs or flowers begining with each letter of the alphabet?

Answer 1

a- apricot (fruit) apple

b- banana

c- cat, carrot

d- dog

e- elephant

f- frog

g- grape

h- horse

i- iguana, ice

j- jack rabbit, juice

k- kangaroo, king

l- lamp, lady bug

m- monster, monkey, mice, mouse

n- net, nail, nut

o- octopus

p- platypus, pig, pine-apple

q- quail

r- rhinoceros

s- snake, song, sock

t- turtle, tree

u- umbrella

v- violin

w- watermelon, water, whale

x- xylophone

y- yo yo

z- zebra

Answer 2

Check out Jerry Pallotta's book, Icky Bug Alphabet.  My kids absolutely loved Jerry Pallotta books, and it might give you some ideas!

Answer 3

There is an ABC book by Jerry Pallotta called the Icky Bug book that has one bug for every letter in the alphabet!

Answer 4

A - Azalea or Ant

B - Buttercup or Beatle

C - Carnation or Catepillar

D - Dandylion or Dragonfly

E - Echinacea or Evening Primrose

F - Firefly

G - Gardenia, Gerber daisy or Grasshopper

H - Heather/Hibiscus/Hydrangea

I - Iris

J - June bug or Jasmine

K - Katydid

L - Lilac, Lavendar, Lady bug

M - Morning glory

N - Narcissus

O - Orchid

P - Petunia

Q - Queen Anne's Lace

R - Rose

S - Snapdragon, Sunflower, Sweet pea

T - Tulip

U -

V - Violet

W - Worm or Wisteria

X -

Y - Yarrow

Z - Zinnia

Answer 5

Bugs

A -ants, American cockroaches, aphids

B - bumble bees, baldfaced hornets, bark beetles, bed bugs, black widow spiders, blow flies, blow fly maggots, booklice, boxelder bugs, brownbanded cockroaches, brown recluse spiders, buck moths, butterly, beetle, book worm

C – cockroach, caterpillar, carpet beetle, carpenter ant, carpenter bee, centipede, cigarette beetle, click beetle, clothes moth, cluster fly, confused flour beetle

D – deer tick, drain fly, drug store beetle, daddy long legs, dragon fly

E – earwigs, elm leaf beetle

F – firebrat, fire fly, fleas, fruit fly, fly

G – gnats, German cockroach, giant European hornet, giant moths, ground beetle, grasshopper

H- hackberry leaf slug, hickory horned devil, honey bee, house fly, glow worm

I – Indian meal moth, ichneumon

J – Japanese beetle

K - katydid

L – ladybugs, lady beetles, larder beetle

M – mealworm, millipede, mosquito, maggot

N - northern corn rootworm, Norway maple aphid, narcissus bulb fly

O – oriental cockroach

P – paper wasp, parasitic wasp, pavement ant, powderpost beetle, praying mantis, potato bug

Q - queen Alexandra birdwing butterfly

R – red admiral butterfly

S – saddleback caterpillar, silverfish, spiders, silkworm

T – termites

U – union jack butterfly, urania moth

V – velvet an, valley carpenter bee

W –wolf spider, wood cockroach, wheel bug, web worm, wasp

X - xerxes butterfly

Y – yellow ant, yellow jacket

Z – zebra butterfly

I'm not really good with flowers, but this web site looks like it could help you out there:

http://www.e-cbd.com/108085.php

Answer 6

a- apple

b- banana, beetle

c- cat, cricket

d- dog, dragon, dinosaur

e- elephant

f- frog

g- grape

h- horse

i- iguana, iris

j- jack rabbit, juice

k- kangaroo, king

l- lamp, lady bug

m- monster, monkey, mice, mouse

n- newt

o- octopus

p- platypus, pig, pine-apple

q- quail

r- rhinoceros

s- snake, sunflower

t- turtle, tree

u- umbrella

v- violin

w- watermelon, water, whale

x- xylophone

y- yo yo

z- zebra

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