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Hot Class Life Cycle Bag Science|Animals & Minibeasts

Original price was: 50,25 £.Current price is: 35,92 £.

SKU: SKUPwohRiqukE Categories: Animals & Minibeasts, Curriculum Resources, Habitats And Observation, Outdoor Science, Pe & Outdoor, Primary Curriculum, School Gardens, Science, Science Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Comprehensive Set: Includes the four-stage life cycles of a butterfly, frog, chicken, flower, dragonfly, mouse, tree, and ant, each with labelled stages for easy identification.
Curriculum Support: Supports the science curriculum by explaining life cycles of various species and reproductive processes in plants and animals. Engages students with practical examples.
Durable Design: Made from durable fabric for repeated classroom use.
Useful Reference Sheet: Includes an embroidered bag and a useful reference sheet identifying each lifecycle stage for teachers and children.
Living Things & Habitats: Enables a detailed understanding of the differences between the life cycles of mammals, amphibians, insects, and birds.

Class Life Cycle Bag

Learn about the different stages of the life cycles of animals and minibeasts.

Overview

Includes eight different lifecycles (butterfly, frog, chicken, flower, dragonfly, mouse, tree and ant) all with four stages and labels.

Teachers can enhance their science lessons with this comprehensive life cycle bag, which includes eight different life cycles: butterfly, frog, chicken, flower, dragonfly, mouse, tree, and ant. Each life cycle features four labelled stages, making it easy for children to understand and visualise growth and development.

This resource supports the science curriculum by helping children learn the differences in life cycles of a mammal, an amphibian, an insect, and a bird. The embroidered bag also comes with a useful reference sheet identifying each life cycle stage.
Made from durable fabric, the large bag provides ample space for all materials. This educational tool enhances learning about life cycles, supporting key curriculum topics and classroom activities.