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Specimen Life Cycle Puzzles - Moth

Specimen Life Cycle Puzzles - Moth - Main image
$40.77 $59.95 In stock

Category: Life Science

2 years and up. Put nature in children's hands with the Moth Specimen Life Cycle Puzzle. Each acrylic piece in this puzzle displays a different stage of the moth's life cycle. Children must correctly connect the pieces together to see the whole life cycle. As they investigate how a moth becomes a moth, children will engage in early scientific exploration that can help create a lifelong love of nature. Largest piece measures 2.1"W x 1"H x 2.4"D; smallest piece measures 1.25"W x .6"H x 1.4"D.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Lily I. ★★★★★

My toddler loves lining up the moth stages in order—it’s become a morning ritual. The clear acrylic pieces feel nicely weighted for little hands, and I appreciate how durable they are for the price.

Emily ★★★★★

My toddler is obsessed with these acrylic pieces — the clear casing makes it so easy for her to see the actual caterpillar stage up close. She's only two but already loves sorting them in order, and it's held up to plenty of drops on the floor. Just the right size for little hands.

Ava ★★★★☆

The acrylic pieces are sturdy enough for my 3-year-old to handle without me worrying about breakage. I wish the stages were labeled, but the visual progression is clear enough for conversation.