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Life Cycle Figurines - 24 Pieces

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$32.97 $49.95 In stock

Category: Life Science

4 years & up. Do you know what a Lady Bug looks like before they grow up? This question and more can be answered with this life cycle set! Anatomically accurate and highly detailed life cycles that show how insects and frogs grow. Includes Butterfly, Ladybug, Ant, Praying Mantis, Honey Bee, Frog, and six sorting cards. Great for counting, sequencing, and early learning biology.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ellie J. ★★★★★

My kids were so curious about the ladybug’s tiny, spiky larvae stage—this set shows it perfectly. The detail on each little figure is incredible for teaching real science. A solid way to bring those nature questions to life.

Ellie ★★★★★

The butterfly and frog stages are so detailed you can see the tiny legs and wing cases clearly, which made my four-year-old ask a dozen questions at dinner. We've already gone through them three times this week, and the pieces are holding up well to little hands.

Ava ★★★★★

My kids were so curious about the ladybug life cycle, and these figurines made it click instantly. The anatomical detail on each tiny stage is incredible, especially the pupa. It’s been a hit for both play and learning.