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Hemiptera
True bug (piercing-sucking mouthpart)
Psocodea
Bark/Book lice
Hymenoptera
Wasp, sawfly, bee, ant
Megaloptera
Dobsonflies and Anderflies
Neuroptera
Net-winged insect
Coleoptera
Beetle
Trichoptera
Caddisfly
Lepidoptera
Butterflies and moths
Siphonaptera
Flea
Mecoptera
Scorpionfly
Diptera
Fly
Archaeognatha
Jumping Bristletail
Zygentoma
Silverfish and Firebrats
Odonata
Dragonfly and Damselfly
Ephemeroptera
Mayfly
Dermaptera
Earwigs
Plecoptera
Stonefly
Orthoptera
Grasshoppers, crickets, katydid
Phasmatodea
Walking Sticks
Mantodea
Preying Mantid
Blattodea
Roach and Termite
Thysanoptera
Thrip

Hemiptera

Psocodea

Megaloptera

Neuroptera

Trichoptera

Mecoptera

Archaeognatha

Zygentoma

Ephemeroptera

Plecoptera

Thysanoptera
Insecta
Insects - 3 body parts, 3 pairs of legs
Enthognatha
Springtails - 3 pairs legs, enthognathuous mouthparts, furcula
Malacostraca
Crabs, Lobsters, Crayfish, Shrimp, Pill Bugs - Appendages on abdomen, 5-7 pairs legs
Chilopoda
Centipede - 100 body segments, 200 pairs of legs
Diplopoda
Millipede - 20 body segments, 20 pairs of legs
Symphyla
Pseudocentipede - 12 pairs of legs, small, blind, pale colored
Pauropoda
9-11 pairs of legs, branched antennae
Arachnida
Take a guess (note: does include ticks, mites, and scorpions)
Merostomata
Horseshoe crabs
Pycnogonida
Sea Spiders
trilobita
Trilobite