Safari Ltd Safariology the Life Cycle of a Honey Bee

As a teacher, I found this a very proper way to teach kids chicken life cycle. Small pieces with tiny details which make it great addition to our class. Nice price and fast delivery.

These plastic replicas allow children to see what the life cycle of a bee would look like. They are great hands-on models that children can match up to real photos of the life cycles of the bees. These go great with books with photos such as, The Life Cycle of a Bee by Colleen Sexton.

The cocoon broke off from the twig almost a day after we got it. Otherwise a nice set to know the life cycle of butterflies…

Very good quality, good size.

I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this came on a board with each item under plastic. It makes it easier to show and explain the life cycle.

I am a teacher and Im always looking for a hands on experiences for the classroom. So you can imagine how excited I was when I found these! Last spring I had an incubator in my classroom and the children got to watch the chicks hatch out of their eggs! I did a whole unit on the life cycle of the chicken and these figurines were a beautiful visual for the children. I love Safari Ltd products they are such a good quality and are great replicas. The children enjoy playing with the figurines and putting them in the correct order that the life cycle of a chicken. But what came first the chicken or the egg?? LOL!

I ordered these to go along with our Butterfly Unit Study. We havent done the study just yet so these pieces are still in the package. When my son has his homeschool science co-op report to do mid April, instead of taking the actual caterpillar or crysalis, for fear of damanging them, Im going to have him take these. I think the report will go very well. I plan on getting a few more life cycle of... things in the future.

This is a nice set. My 4 year old saw them at a bee education program. He likes playing with them and talking about how the bees change.

Not bad, but there is a company that sells an acrylic block with REAL honeybees in the lifecycle that is MUCH better (and more expensive...but kids spend a lot more time with it)

Oh! I love this large model for little hands to explore!