Life Cycle Model "Earthworm", 4 pcs.

Learn about the development of an earthworm in a fun way

Earthworms spend most of their lives underground and are therefore harder to observe. This model set helps you learn more about the life cycle of an earthworm. From cocoon and hatching of baby earthworms, to juvenile worms and mature worm. Earthworms are fascinating creatures. They are blind, deaf and hermaphrodites, meaning they have both male and female reproductive organs.

These robust plastic models are accurate in detail, are ideal for children's hands and provide exuberent fun.

The set includes interactive, digital exercises for tablet, PC and whiteboard to encourage children to continue learning in a fun way. They are ideal for consolidating newly acquired knowledge and for independent learning.

Earthworms are particularly useful for our environment. They dig through the soil, compost plant debris, produce useful fertiliser and much more. Dealing with the living conditions of earthworms and their habitats will increase awareness of nature's fragility and the risks to plants and insects, motivating children to contribute to environmental protection on a small scale.

The model set is a great addition to our earthworm observation kits 81103 and 81191.

• the four developmental stages of an earthworm
• for handling and observing
• robust and ideal for children's hands
• with digital, interactive exercises
• suitable for education for sustainable development (BNE)

Contents

• Cocoon
• Cocoon and worms
• Juvenile worm
• Earthworm
• with access code to digital exercises for tablet, PC and whiteboard
• made of sturdy plastic

Dimensions

• Cocoon: 3.5 x 3 x 1.5 cm
• Cocoon and worms: 5 x 3.5 x 1.5 cm
• Juvenile worm: 8 x 3 x 1 cm
• Earthworm: 8 x 5 x 1.5 cm