Educational Life Cycle Toys
- Includes Handy Guidebook containing 45+ practical dementia and Alzheimer's activity ideas
- Blanket measures 24" x 12" x 8"
- Includes 6 life cycle stages - Butterfly, Ladybug, Honey Bee, Praying Mantis, Ant, and Frog
- 24 high quality figurines are organized in a handy carrying case
- Use these soft plastic ladybug life cycle figures to teach how this popular insect grows!
- Suggested age: 4+ years
- These meticulously designed Painted Lady lifecycle figures are an educational accessory to any of our live butterfly kits
- Suggested age: 4+ years
- Contemporary commercial-grade STEAM wall activity board takes youngsters through the phases of butterfly metamorphosis
- Offers visual and tactile sensory output
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A hands-on way to learn
From apple trees to butterflies, life cycle toys help kids learn about the natural life cycles of various plants and animals. These toys allow kids to learn about their environment in a new and exciting way. With magnets with realistic illustrations or 3D models of the stages of animal life, life cycle toys put nature in the hands of kids. Taking biology concepts from words on a page and bringing them into kids' hands gives them an opportunity to explore the life cycle and understand how different creatures grow. These kinds of toys are ideal for younger kids or students that prefer visual learning. As a supplement for science books and lessons, life cycle toys are great for making STEM education ideas accessible and memorable.
Teaching STEM skills
These life cycle toys also help children develop their STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics) skills. By engaging in activities that involve counting, sequencing and observation, kids can practice the same skills used in engineering and other scientific fields. Since these toys are designed specifically for teaching life cycles, they're perfect for introducing young students to biology and natural science. There are many different life cycles to choose from! There are insects of all kinds, including butterflies, ladybugs and bees. Plants are available as well, like bean plants or apple trees, or maybe you'll explore chicks growing inside their eggs!