Size: 1 piece = 5x5cm 1 set= 5x20cm full set= 30x20cm 24 pieces This unique wooden puzzle offers a fun and educational experience for children. Serving as an excellent way to explore the life cycles of animals and plants, this puzzle helps develop children's visual perception, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities. Each piece represents the life cycle of a different animal or plant, allowing children to discover the wonders of nature while having fun. The wooden material and carefully designed details ensure the quality and durability of this puzzle, making it suitable for long-term use. With this puzzle, children will enjoy spending quality time exploring the life cycles of animals and plants while combining learning and entertainment. This educational and enjoyable puzzle supports children's curiosity and desire to learn while also fostering their creativity. Now, support your children's interest in nature and learning with this unique puzzle! - LIFE CYCLE PUZZLE Life consists of a cycle. The vital step toward unraveling the enigma of life is to comprehend this cycle at a younger age. In order to take this step, it is significant to choose a toy that supports you cognitively and can even be one of your best friends in childhood. At this point, the life cycle puzzle comes into play. With this toy, a small child begins to understand simple yet complex equations of life. In fact, Montessori education aims to enable the child to experience life with natural learning toys at a young age. Thus, the child, known as a Montessori infant, interacts with developmental toys and advances in preschool learning. At the same time, these educational puzzle options, which are often recommended for fine motor practice, are one of the best infant toys to gift. By choosing this toy, you can contribute to your child's development and make your child happy. - SOLVE THE MYSTERY OF LIFE WITH MINISKO With the wooden animals set, which is one of the life cycle puzzle options, your child can have an insight into animals. For example, your child can accompany a chicken on its unique journey. This cycle, which begins with an egg, ends with the stage of becoming a chicken. However, the egg that turns into a chicken gives a new egg after a while. Thus, an endless cycle begins. However, your child is confronted with the age-old dilemma: "Is the chicken from the egg or the egg from the chicken?". Thus, your child can experience the cycle, which is one of the miracles of life, at an early age. Consequently, the perfect one-year-old gift for a child would be something special like a life cycle puzzle. You can purchase this special gift by contacting Minisko immediately! Hand-eye coordination, attention-Part-whole relationship skills will also improve. In addition, analysis-synthesis, classification, sorting, problem solving, figure-ground perception, inductive-all new development in the trial of the alternatives, similarity-difference, reasoning, integration-mapping-sequence in terms of skills development will also be able to contribute to them. Life begins and ends, but how?.. Give a memorable experience to your child as a part of his/her learning activity about lifecycle stages of animals, plants and insects Embark on a journey through the marvels of nature with the Animal and Plant Life Cycle Puzzle! This fun and educational puzzle offers children the opportunity to experience the growth stages of animals and plants. From birth to maturity, from seed to flower, this puzzle provides an enjoyable way for children to learn the cyclical wonders of nature. 🐣 Animal and Plant Life Cycles: The puzzle visually and interactively presents the life cycles of different animals and plants, making the concept of growth engaging and accessible. 🌱 Hand-Eye Coordination: As they piece the puzzle together, children enhance their hand-eye coordination and strengthen their problem-solving skills. 🎨 Colorful and Detailed Design: Vibrant colors and intricate design stimulate children's visual memory and focus, creating an enjoyable learning experience. 👦👧 Fun Learning: Both fun and educational! This puzzle imparts fundamental knowledge about nature and life cycles to children while providing an entertaining pastime.

Black Sheep are known for their curvy titanium mountain bikes. Check out what they brought to the show.

Black Sheep are known for their curvy titanium mountain bikes. Check out what they brought to the show.

Black Sheep are known for their curvy titanium mountain bikes. Check out what they brought to the show.

Black Sheep are known for their curvy titanium mountain bikes. Check out what they brought to the show.

Black Sheep are known for their curvy titanium mountain bikes. Check out what they brought to the show.

So many discoveries this week, so little time to post! Hence, this mixed bag of finds, starting with the statement-making $98 pearl camisole above, to be worn under a blazer, cardigan or button-down and over a slip dress or t-shirt or tank top. (Note: I'd reverse the button styling, above, and keep the bottom ones fastened and the ones on top open.) Fall's must-have shoe, the Mary Jane, comes in various iterations, but the Aeyde leather version, immediately below, reigns above the rest. Fashion insiders are obsessed with High Sport's kick-flare pants, second pic down, for its legging-like comfort yet polished panache. I want one in every color! Looking for a head-turning winter coat that's so good it almost doesn't matter what you wear underneath? Check out the fringed maxi below from By Malene Birger. I love La Ligne's take on the classic (and mandatory) white button down, striking with its scalloped edge--so cute! Lastly, I scooped up Amanu's white lace-up sandals (a riff on The Row!) and plan to wear over and over and over again! Happy Weekend!

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Price per half a m. Width 44 inch, 100% cotton. Imported screen print. Brandon Mably - KFC FEBRUARY 2023 - Fish Lips, Green showcases beautiful fabric by Brandon Mably for Kaffe Fassett Collective.  Care instructions: Machine wash cold, normal cycle with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Warm iron, not suitable for children's sleepwear.

In this project, the children play along with you, recognizing different emotions and recording the facial changes they observe. For ages 6 to 9. Plan 1 session. KEY IDEAS Recognizing emotions Learning information for depicting emotions Using careful observation LANGUAGE outline, emotions YOU WILL NEED White paper approximately 7 inches square Black markers Access to the children before class to have them draw the outline of their faces Access to a photocopier to make four prints of each child’s facial outline THE PROJECT Preparation Before class, have each child use a black marker to draw the outline or line around his or her face on a 7-inch square piece of paper. They should draw only the outline around their face, although they may include necks and ears. Be sure to put the child’s name on the back of the paper, using pencil. Markers will bleed through the paper. Make four copies of each child’s drawing the same size as the original. Set out markers and photocopies. How to Begin Explain to the children that they will be working together to show different emotions or feelings in their drawings by looking at how the facial features change. Give them the copies of their drawings, keeping them stacked face up and in the same direction. Distribute markers, but ask the children not to pick them up yet. Describe an emotion, such as happy. Have the children turn to each other and show happy faces. Act out being very happy along with the children, exaggerating your facial features. Ask questions like, “What shape is a smiling mouth? Do the teeth show? Do the eyes change?” Ask the children to take the first copy of their face outline and their marker to draw a happy face. As the children finish drawing, have them put their markers down, set their drawings aside, and wait for everyone to finish.Next Describe a second emotion, such as sad. Have the children turn to each other and show sad, frowning, perhaps tearful faces. Again act out the emotion along with the children, exaggerating facial changes. Ask questions like, “What shape is a sad mouth? How do the eyes appear? Have the eyebrows changed?” Ask the children to take the second copy of their face outline and their marker to draw a sad face. As the children finish drawing, have them put their markers down, set their drawings aside, and wait for everyone to finish. Next Describe a third emotion, such as angry. Have the children turn to each other and show angry faces. Again act out the emotion with the children, exaggerating angry features. Ask questions like, “How do my eyebrows change when I am angry? What shape is an angry mouth?” Ask the children to take the third copy of their face outline and their markers to draw an angry face. Put markers down, set drawing aside, and wait for everyone to finish. Next Describe the fourth emotion, such as afraid. Have the children turn to each other and show frightened, scared faces. When acting with the children, show fear with eyes wide open, mouth open in terror. Ask questions like, “What shape does a mouth take when it screams? What might eyes look like if they saw a ghost or monster?” Ask the children to take the fourth copy of their face outline and marker to draw a frightened face. Put drawings aside, set down markers, and wait for everyone to finish. Note: If time permits, ask children to draw a fifth emotion of their choosing on their original outline. NOTES Working together makes this project enjoyable and helps children forget any inhibitions they may have about drawing. It’s important to exaggerate each emotion so the children are able to easily recognize the facial changes. Be sure small children understand that you will only be pretending when acting out various emotions, especially angry and frightened. The children become very excited, so it's best to keep the class moving along at a fairly quick pace. Mount each child’s series of drawings in a line on a colored strip of paper for a fun exhibit. LET'S TALK ABOUT OUR WORK Discuss which emotion is depicted in each drawing and what information tells us this. Point out that even though we’ve never seen anyone’s hair standing on end, we as artists can choose to draw it that way. What the children might say… When you are sad, your smile looks upside down. My sad face has tears all the way to the bottom of the paper. I’m so frightened that my hair is standing straight up! When you are mad, your mouth looks like a straight line. Your eyebrows keep moving too. I’m ready to do another picture. What you might say... An upside down smile is a wonderful way to describe a sad face. As artists, we can exaggerate our drawings to show emotions. Even though our hair doesn't really stand straight up when we are frightened, that is a good way for an artist to show fear. When we acted mad, could you feel your face change. Look carefully at the person next to you to see how their eyebrows change with each emotion. When you are finished, please wait quietly while everyone finishes. It will not take long. Click to view this lesson in a printer-friendly format.

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These six free printable Human Body Worksheets contain activities to keep a child entertained while also teaching them everything they need to know about the human body. The human body is so important to learn about!

This colorful poster showing the stages of growth of a penguin from chick to adult would be a great addition to your science center during a unit on polar regions or whilst studying the penguin life cycle. This poster is part of a set of penguin life cycle resources available in this store. Instr...

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Learn how to integrate art into your plant science activities by having students make chlorophyll paintings. Similar to leaf rubbings, this simple science based art project is a fun and creative extension for teaching kids about photosynthesis.

Ink blots inspired this fun & easy way to paint a reflection. Just paint & fold and create beautiful landscape reflections.

These three little hens perch beautifully upon their vintage cotton reels wrapped round with some Liberty print fabric scraps. There are quite a few stages involved in making them, but if you take your time they really aren’t at all hard to make. I’ve included extra drawings of hens too so that you can make a whole flock if you like! They’re a great way of using up scraps from previous projects as they don’t use much fabric at all. Finished hen on reel measures 4” tall (approx) Please note, this listing is for a pattern to make your own bunting and not the finished item. It is a digital pattern and you will not receive anything in the post. Your pattern will be available as an instant download in the purchases and reviews section of your Etsy account once your purchase is complete.

EPIC, 2 ingredient snow dough recipe is easy-to-make and feels like snow! Fun Antarctica, Penguin, and Winter Activities for kids.

Daily Angel Oracle Card, from the Oracle Of The Dragonfae Oracle card deck, by Lucy Cavendish: The Time Guardian The Time Guardian: “You Have Time.” The Time Guardian speaks: “The…

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Do you have a lonely corner that needs a bit of something unusual? How about a spider web with a delicate inhabitant? I will make you a web and spider very similar to this one. The beautiful red spider hangs by a hook on the end her wire thread and can be repositioned where desired. Hang this web in your window, on a door, porch, barn or shed….. inside or out! I used vintage barbed wire in creating this web. Rain and snow will add to the great rusty look. Measures about 12” X 12”. The spider measures about 3-1/2" diameter leg span. She is made from a vintage Czechoslovakian glass drop. PLEASE NOTE: This web is made to order and each web will be unique with it's own whimsical personality. The wire I use for each web may vary in color. If you prefer to see photos of the actual web you are purchasing please let me know and I can set up a custom listing for you. I am happy to create custom sized webs, please contact me if you have any questions It will take me 5-7 days to get your order created and ready to ship. International shoppers please be aware, your country may charge you extra customs duty or fees when you receive your package. Any of these fees are out of my hands and not included in my shipping charges. You can see more of my twisted art here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/thedustyraven My sculptures are made using as much re-claimed, re-purposed, salvaged and found materials as possible. I hope to make the world a little better place, turning unwanted junk into art. I will be glad to combine shipping when possible; all depending upon what items would be shipped together. Contact me and we will figure it out. If you have interest in some cool vintage, I will combine shipping where possible with this vintage shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/delilahsdeluxe PLEASE NOTE: My sculptures are created using real barbed wire and the barbs are sharp and may poke you. Some of my sculpture may have other sharp bits as well. In buying one of my items you acknowledge this fact and hold me blameless for any damage caused by the item to you or those around you. Please handle with care. Thanks