Here are the corrected sentences with proper capitalization, apostrophes, and punctuation:
1. The grasshopper's ears are on its front legs.
2. William Kirby is known as the father of entomology.
3. The New Jersey Bug Museum is called Insectropolis.
4. New England Pest Control came to spray for ants.
5. My monarch butterfly collection is bigger than Stan's.
6. Why does Randy the beekeeper wear that mesh bag on his head?
7. Ow! That wasp from the class Insecta just stung me.
8. Mrs. Ferrara's class counted 97 mealworms on Friday.
9. We buy Busy Bee honey to pour in our Quaker oatmeal.
10. The game cricket is played often in Great Britain.
11. At Mickey's graduation party on June 23, we all ate Blue Market chocolate-covered grasshoppers.
12. Bees are found on every continent except Antarctica.
Final Answer:
1. The grasshopper's ears are on its front legs.
2. William Kirby is known as the father of entomology.
3. The New Jersey Bug Museum is called Insectropolis.
4. New England Pest Control came to spray for ants.
5. My monarch butterfly collection is bigger than Stan's.
6. Why does Randy the beekeeper wear that mesh bag on his head?
7. Ow! That wasp from the class Insecta just stung me.
8. Mrs. Ferrara's class counted 97 mealworms on Friday.
9. We buy Busy Bee honey to pour in our Quaker oatmeal.
10. The game cricket is played often in Great Britain.
11. At Mickey's graduation party on June 23, we all ate Blue Market chocolate-covered grasshoppers.
12. Bees are found on every continent except Antarctica.
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