Turtle Lifecycle Stamps Investigative insects Hand crafted by a women's

Hand crafted by a women's co-operative in Nepal

A set of 6 aquatic animals curated together for learning through hands on play

Using these boards is a great way to teach children about a gardens’ ecosystem – how a community of plants

* Rainbow balls not included*

Turtle Lifecycle Stamps Investigative insects Hand crafted by a women'sDid you know: Turtles have existed for approximately 215 million years. Most turtles lay their eggs in the sand to hatch on their own and will lay between 50 100 in one clutch. Hatchlings then make their way to the top of the sand nest and journey to the water en masse to confuse predators. Using these handmade resources, your little one can learn all about the turtle lifecycle through play! Stamps can also be used in kinetic sand, air dry clay, salt