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Butterfly Life Cycle Figurines

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$5.1 $6.99 In stock

Category: Science Tools

Explore the fascinating transformation of a butterfly with this realistic life cycle figurine set. Perfect for science lessons, nature exploration, and hands-on STEM learning, children can observe each stage of metamorphosis while building sequencing and observation skills.

• Egg – A tiny egg laid on a leaf where the butterfly begins its life.
• Caterpillar (Larva) – The caterpillar hatches and spends its time eating and growing quickly.
• Chrysalis (Pupa) – The caterpillar forms a chrysalis where metamorphosis takes place.
• Emerging Butterfly – The butterfly begins to break free from the chrysalis as its wings form.
• Adult Butterfly – The fully formed butterfly spreads its wings and begins its life flying and pollinating.

Largest piece measures 4.5"W. Ages 3 yrs.+

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Brian M. ★★★★★

My kids were amazed at how detailed each stage is—the tiny eggs on the leaf look just like real ones. They've already started using them to act out the whole life cycle.

George ★★★★★

The caterpillar and chrysalis pieces are so detailed that my students kept touching them to check if they were real, and they're sturdy enough to survive a classroom. It's made explaining metamorphosis way easier than any diagram.