Found Butterfly Life Cycle

This set includes five large, colorful magnetic cards:

Eggs, Caterpillar hatches, Chrysalis, Butterfly emerges, and Adult butterfly.

Each card measures 5 3/8" x 5 3/8"

The beautiful Monarch Butterfly undergoes one of the most extensive changes in all of nature.

See all the stages, from eggs on a leaf, to a curious caterpillar, to a mystical chrysalis, before holding a gorgeous Monarch Butterfly.

Miraculous transformations can be observed and explored in close detail with our Life Cycles.

Each item is professionally sculpted and individually hand-painted in true-to-life colors, making them favorites of children.

Complete with educational information in English, Spanish, and French included on the blister cards.

The Butterfly Puzzle is an excellent resource for teaching zoology or offering a fun animal activity for primary, toddler and elementary-level children.

Made  from high quality plywood with a satin-touch wood finish, each piece features a wooden knob for easy removal, and the silk-screened image is protected by a clear coat, ensuring long-lasting enjoyment and convenient storage.

Dimensions: 24 x 24 x 0.5 cm (about 9.5 x 9.5 x 1/32 inches).
 

Young children will love following the charming story of a greedy caterpillar transforming into a beautiful butterfly!

Have you ever wondered where butterflies come from? Meet a little stripy caterpillar in this pretty picture book and you’ will find out.

The book is a simple illustrated introduction to the life cycle of a butterfly.

Perfect for sharing with little children, or for older children to read themselves.

Cathy Shimmen's illustrations provide an enchanting backdrop to the accessible, simple text.

Hardback, 10 x 10 inches.

Extent: 24 pages.

Little ones adore these multi-layer puzzles!

Our classic counting kits invite children to count these charming objects, learn one-to-one correspondence, and a whole lot more.

Students record their work with See-Thru™ Object Stamps in their own I Can Read Numbers minibooks.

Set includes 75 Butterfly counters, matching See-Thru™ Stamp, counting tubs with labels, laminated counting cards, and I Can Read Numbers Minibook Masters, plus Teaching Notes.

Open a child's eyes to the natural world!

This book traces a story of growth and change, in the simplest possible way. Clear, colourful illustrations by Carolyn Scrace record each stage in the process.

The detail in the illustrations provides a starting point for discussion and further exporation. The book also includes an information section, to practice reference skills.

Each fascinating book expands your child's science vocabulary!

Packed with photos and facts about frogs, butterflies, horses, and more!

Includes Butterfly Life Cycle, Chick Life Cycle, Frog Life Cycle, Horse Life Cycle, Ladybug Life Cycle, and Sunflower Life Cycle

Dimensions: 14.6L x 5.8W x 15.8H inches

Ages 6-7

The Life Cycle of a Worm features the four stages of a surprisingly complex creature. Their lemon-shaped eggs give birth to hatchlings, which slowly grow to juveniles. Months later, they become adult worms, capable of beginning the cycle anew.

Scientific Name: Lumbricus terrestris.

Characteristics: Worms may look simple, just a slender tube slithering through the dirt, but they are complex creatures that work hard to improve soil tilth and quality.

Size and Color: Matching the pinkish-brown color of earthworms, the figures come in a 7 ¾ wide by 9 inches tall blister pack, about the size of a tablet.

The adult worm featured in the set measures 3 ½ inches long.

Non-toxic and BPA free.

Salmon undergo a long journey during their life, hatching from eggs in freshwater streams, growing up into adult fish, and then swimming out to the ocean to live most of their lives in salt water. When they are old enough to mate, they begin the long journey back to the streams from which they hatched, where they will spawn and, in most case, die.

• Scientific Name: Family Salmonidae, subfamily Salmoninae
• Characteristics: This set includes 5 figurines detailing the fascinating lifestyle of a salmon, from the egg all the way up to the adult fish. This set provides a fun, tactile way to learn about the life stages of these unique and important fish.
• Non-toxic and BPA free.

Age : 3 years+

A female spider can lay up to 3,000 eggs. Many species then protect the eggs in a silk sac, which is then attached to the web so the mother can protect them. Once the eggs hatch, spider lings emerge, resembling smaller versions of adults. They eventually leave the web to grow into adult spiders and repeat the process.

Scientific Name: Order Araneae. There are over 45,000 species of spider in the order Araneae. Though they have a reputation for being dangerous, only few species of spiders pose a threat with their venomous bite. While they are commonly regarded as pests, spiders actually aid in controlling other common pests – they eat flies, centipedes, cockroaches, fleas and other undesirable bugs.