Language development, understanding basic science, Concentration
Above 3.5 years(Or as per child’s interest)
Leaves, Millets (To make egg) or any other similar item, toy butterfly and caterpillar, material to make chrysalis (I have used ribbon piece, wooden stick and thread)
Many of us read the book “Very hungry caterpillar,” which talks about the butterfly and the baby form of it. While reading the book, my daughter was inquisitive to know” Why the baby butterfly doesn’t look like mommy,” and so we have started to learn about this butterfly life cycle. To make it more realistic, I have collected a few items and presented them. Understanding a concept with props and images is much easier than reading with words. Those concepts stick to kids’ minds. And here is ours.
Along with this we did some worksheet activity as well .
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This is such a great idea to get the kids to learn and enjoy what they are doing, especially now at home! And great printable as well.