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Outline: The pamphlet is organized into sections and appendix, so teachers can explore in any order. It contains details related to three types of bugs (parasitic wasps, lady bugs, Ants) and lessons for raising them according to Foss program as well as learning for fun for children from (K-12) year olds. Also it is considered as apart number 2 of learning from nature world series. Basics of the pamphlet: AAAS - project 2016 asserted that all students especially, those who live in circumstances that limit their interaction with nature, must have the opportunity to observe a variety of plants and animals in the classroom, on the school grounds, parks and stream and gardens. But observing is not enough the students should have reasons for their observations reasons that prompt them to do something with the information they collect. The reason can be answer the students own questions about how organisms live or care for their young. Some students may enjoy displaying, with drawings, photographs, or even read specimens, all living thing they can find where they live the point is to encourage them to ask questions for which they can find answers by looking carefully.