Springtails are also incredibly minute, you can find them in soil (grab some soil. place it in a pan, and if you see microscopic things crawling from it it's probably springtails.
Silverfish and firebrats like to hide in dark places in buildings. Garages are a good place to look for them: look under pices of woods and other things on the floor, they will crawn away when exposed to light, you can catch them then.
Damselflies can easily be found flying around ponds... during the summer.
The other species are harder to find. You can indeed attract caddishflies adult with a light trap at night. Bristletails can be found hiding under debris in forested areas (if you are very lucky). For the other species, unless you know a dog infested with fleas or know of a termite colony close to where you live, you will have to forget about them.
Silverfish Bug: One has to be very careful while treating the silverfish bug as it can cause harm in the areas where they grow. We might not be able to see them at all times but they can be traced by their mold which they shed often during their multiplication. They should be treated as soon as they are traced as they can cause tremendous loss and damage to our belongings. They can dig holes in the wall, pierce through our clothes leaving a yellowish stain on it, and destroy book bindings. They can also scrap the plaster of the wall and make ugly looking holes in it.
The silverfish bug can be also traced in the outside environment like bird nest, on the body of animals and on the bark of the wood. These are the places from where they generally cultivate and then gradually enter into our house. Some common measures which one can adopt to treat them are by keeping the surroundings free from stagnant water and by keeping the bathroom clean and dry. Regular spraying of insecticides is also essential to get rid of them. One can get rid of them inside the cupboard by keeping naphthalene balls. Silverfish bug is a very common insect seen in the household. As it generally breeds in moist areas one should try to keep the areas dry and clean.

Caddis flys will come to lights. Silverfish you can find in ponds by skimming a net in the weeds. Dragonflies around ponds and lakes. Web spiders just look in corners of old buildings. Mantis are pretty hard to find idk about the rest.
I live in southern california and I need to find three bugs from these orders (each of the three bugs have to be from different orders):
Siphonaptera-fleas
Isoptera -termites
Thysanoptera- thrips
Collembola-springtails
Diplura-bristletails
Thysanura-silverfish, firebrats
Zoraptera-zorotypus
Psocoptera-booklice, bark lice or bark flies
Mecoptera- scorpion flies
Trichoptera-caddisflies
Mantodea-praying mantis
Embiidina- web spinners
Odonata-dragonflies, damsel flies
Please tell me where and when(what time of day) i can find these bugs, even if you only know where to find one of them please answer! thank you!