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Insect X-Ray and Picture Cards

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$20.13 $31.95 In stock

Category: Life Science

4 years & up. These Insect X-Ray and Picture Cards present three different views of your favorite insects and arthropods: top, bottom, and inside. Use these cards to educate children about the many different types of bugs and their features. Have children match all 36 insect X-rays to their corresponding double-sided card. Encourage children to explore each card. For extra learning go over the basic features of bugs such as the head, thorax, or antennae. Each picture card measures 4" x 6".

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

My kids are obsessed with flipping between the top, bottom, and inside views of each bug—it’s like a little anatomy lesson every time. The cards are sturdy enough for preschool hands, and the inside shots really spark their “why” questions. We’ve spent whole afternoons just sorting them by which ins

Robert P. ★★★★★

The inside view is what really sets these apart—my daughter was fascinated seeing the actual anatomy instead of just a pretty picture. We've spent an entire afternoon flipping through them together, and the three different angles make it so much easier to explain how insects are built.

Joseph ★★★★★

My kids love comparing the top and bottom views of the grasshopper card—it’s been a great way to spark conversations about bug anatomy. The x-ray inside view really caught their attention.