Complete the following outline on ants by selecting topics and subtopics from the table. Capitalize each main word of the topic and each first word of each subtopic. Ants that have dairy farms Stuff themselves with honey

Put mush in homes Milk insects called aphids

Are hanging honeypots Chew leaves until mushy

Supply hungry ants with a drink

I. Farmer Ants That Plant Crops

Plant mushroom spores in mush

II.

Carry cows from place to place

III. Ants That Store Food for Others

I. Farmer Ants That Plant Crops A. B. C. Plant mushroom spores in mush II. A. B. Carry cows from place to place III. Ants That Store Food for Others A. B. C. Article The ant is an amazing little creature. The Bible tells us in Proverbs 6:6-8, " Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise: Which having no guide, overseer, or ruler, Provideth her meat in the summer, and gathereth her food in the harvest."

Farmer ants plant crops and grow their food. These little ants chew on leaves until they are mushy. They put the mush inside their homes and then plant mushroom spores in the mushy leaves. In time, they harvest the mushrooms for food.

Some ants keep dairy farms. Their cows are little insects called aphids. These ants milk the aphids, and instead of herding them to pasture, the ants carry the aphids from place to place.

Some ants store food for other ants to use. These ants fill themselves with honey until they are stuffed. Then they hang themselves from the top of the tunnel. These hanging honeypots supply hungry ants with a drink of honey. The hungry ants reach up for the drink as they pass through the tunnel. The ants spend the rest of their lives as hanging honeypots.