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Life Cycle Discovery Stones
Description
Bring the circle of life and learning to your classroom with Discovery Stones – Life Cycles! These lovely little stones are illustrated with the stages of four different plant and animal life cycles making Science interactive and engaging.
Complete with 17 pebbles pupils can use this resource to investigate the life cycle of a bean a barn owl a butterfly and a frog. Colour coded for easy sorting children will love arranging these Discovery Stones to explore the ways in which different species develop and change throughout their lives. These super stones are sure to support pupils in building an early understanding of plants and animals encouraging them to think scientifically identifying and classifying the species as they go. Add them to a scientific small world or even your sand or water area and watch learning grow and grow.
What is in the Box:
- 17 x pebbles depicting 4 different life cycles (bean barn owl butterfly and frog)
- 4 x life cycle information cards
- 1 x cylindrical cardboard storage tube
- These Discovery Stones are incredibly versatile and adaptable supporting teaching and learning in Science throughout EYFS Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.
- Each life cycle has a handy matching information card which delves into more detail about its steps and process. Pupils can access this information independently or guided by a teacher.
- Ethically and sustainably sourced as well as durable and long-lasting. These stones can be scattered in a water or sand area and even used outdoors promoting scientific thinking and language development across your classroom.
- Fantastic for supporting children’s understanding of the natural world in EYFS encouraging pupils to develop an awareness about important natural processes and changes.
- Use to extend learning on identifying and classifying various types of animals in Year 1 Science. Children can use these Discovery Stones to explore the life cycle of a bird an insect and an amphibian.
- Excellent for investigating how plants and animals grow mature and change in Year 2 Year 3 or Year 5 Science. Pupils can compare and contrast the different life cycles.
Specifications
GB
Own Brand
Primary Science
Living Things & Their habitats
