Life Cycle Puzzle

Name: Babbles
Brand: Babbles
SKU: LI-PU-32
Price: 599 INR
Availability: InStock

AGE: 30 Months+
Understanding Life Cycles | Hand Eye Coordination | Recognising Different Species

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10 Species Representation: Explore the life cycles of 10 fascinating species, including animals, insects, and plants.
4 Life Phases per Species: Each species is represented by 4 stages, showcasing their transformation from start to finish.
Interactive Board: The board includes designated slots to arrange the life stages in sequential order.
Educational and Fun: Helps children learn about nature, sequencing, and logical thinking in an engaging way.
Durable Design: Made with high-quality materials for long-lasting use.
Skill Development: Promotes curiosity, problem-solving, and cognitive skills.

Enhances Cognitive Development: Encourages logical thinking, sequencing, and problem-solving as kids arrange life phases in the correct order.

Fosters Curiosity: Sparks interest in the natural world, teaching kids about the fascinating transformations in nature.

Improves Fine Motor Skills: Handling and placing puzzle pieces strengthens hand-eye coordination and dexterity.

Supports Visual Learning: The colorful, detailed illustrations help children better understand complex concepts visually.

Eco-Friendly Play: A screen-free, hands-on activity that provides meaningful and sustainable entertainment.

Set Up the Puzzle: Place the board on a flat surface and lay out all the life cycle pieces for the 10 species.

Pick a Species: Choose one species to start with, such as a butterfly, frog or plant.

Learn the Phases: Examine the 4 life phase pieces for the selected species. For example, the butterfly phases include egg, caterpillar, chrysalis and butterfly.

Arrange in Sequence: Use logical thinking to arrange the pieces in the correct order on the designated slots on the board.

Explore and Repeat: Once completed, move on to another species and arrange its life cycle