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Bought these for our preschool, and love the variety of different plants and animals! Fun way to help kids learn about metamorphosis and the life cycle of plants, animals, and insects.

Love this and so does my 4 year old. Just a little bummed the frog is out of order.

The kids love it, very educational.

This is considerably better quality than I expected for the price - nice wood, bright and cute paintings, feels sturdy. Love it!

The media could not be loaded. I love the concept of this toy! It’s teaching shapes and colors as well as life cycles… I Purchased it specifically after watching one of the reviews. That particular review showed the lifecycle of a bird! And I agreed that it was very cool that they had the proper name for a baby bird. “ fledgling”Well I get my set today I open it and of course I did the cat first because I love cats!Except none of the pieces say cat? Or kitten?The second stage of a cat after infancy is under age? Under age for what? drinking? smoking? What is the cat waiting to come of age for?It’s still a cool toy… But that was the first one that I pulled out and honestly it was kind of stupid and disappointing lol I’d say there needs to be a bit more development done to this concept overall. It’s too cool to not make the improvements.

Nice way to teach kids life cycles.

The media could not be loaded. See video for full review. This lifecycle toy is educational for both kids and adults. It's geared towards ages 3-6, but I would definitely say as an adult I can use a refresher on some of the terms used and lifecycles. It's definitely age appropriate for pre-school, kindergarten, and Elementary school ages. My 4 year old is able to figure out the color coordinating along with fitting the pieces in. Since he cannot read yet, I go through what each lifecycle is (the name of what is pictured) with him. He got a little bit bored with it, but this might be a toy that we just do a few lifecycles each time with. I would recommend this toy for people who homeschool as a learning tool, as well.This is an all wooden toy. The wood is light weight, yet it feels durable and like it won't break easily.The painted pictures are nicely done, and the paint doesn't seem like it will chip off easily.It comes with a cloth bag for easily storing this toy.You can easily determine the appropriate lifecycles since each one is color-coordinated, and then you fit each piece in the appropriate area on the wooden board, like a puzzle.This seems like a quality toy, and I would recommend this brand for this type of a toy.

Great game for older kiddos