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Product Highlights
- Includes 24 pieces featuring six life cycles: Butterfly, Ladybug, Ant, Praying Mantis, Honey Bee, and Frog
- Anatomically accurate and highly detailed figurines help children explore how insects and frogs grow
- Includes six sorting cards for hands-on learning activities
About This Product
Warning: Choking Hazard - Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
Children can investigate the life cycles of the Butterfly, Ladybug, Ant, Praying Mantis, Honey Bee, and Frog. Exploring these familiar living things provides a concrete introduction to early learning biology and encourages children to look closely at how an animal's appearance changes throughout its life cycle. The detailed figurines make it easier to bring life cycle concepts into hands-on science experiences rather than relying only on pictures or explanations.
The collection also provides opportunities to incorporate counting and sequencing into science learning. Children can organize the figurines to explore the order of each life cycle and use the six included sorting cards as part of their investigations. These activities combine early science discovery with practical opportunities to practice ordering and counting.
Oversized and durable for hands-on play, the figurines are designed for active exploration. The included box also serves as a convenient storage tool, helping keep the complete collection organized between learning experiences. With 24 pieces representing six life cycles, this detailed set makes a versatile addition to early childhood science activities focused on insects, frogs, growth, sequencing, counting, and introductory biology.
Features
- Includes 24 pieces featuring six life cycles: Butterfly, Ladybug, Ant, Praying Mantis, Honey Bee, and Frog
- Anatomically accurate and highly detailed figurines help children explore how insects and frogs grow
- Includes six sorting cards for hands-on learning activities
- Supports counting, sequencing, and early learning biology
- Oversized and durable figurines are designed for hands-on play and exploration
