Earth Felt Lifecycle Mat - Tara Treasures
Pickup available at Rutherford NSW 2320
Usually ready in 24 hours
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A beautiful little space to explore the wonders of nature, one lifecycle at a time!
The Earth Felt Lifecycle Mat by Tara Treasures is a beautifully handcrafted learning mat designed to bring the fascinating stages of life to little hands through play.
Featuring four dark felt circles connected by white arrows, this earthy playmat creates a visual journey through the different stages of a lifecycle. Children can arrange their favourite felt lifecycle pieces in sequence, discovering how animals and plants grow, change and develop over time.
Perfect for exploring the lifecycles of frogs, chickens, butterflies, plants and more, this versatile mat encourages hands-on learning, observation and imaginative storytelling. The circular design also helps little learners understand how lifecycles repeat, making early science concepts easier to explore through play.
Whether used for educational activities, nature-inspired play or small world adventures, this lovely felt mat makes a wonderful addition to any little explorer's learning collection.
Features:
- Designed by Tara Treasures
- Handcrafted felt lifecycle playmat
- Earthy brown tones with four dark felt circles
- White arrows illustrate the repeating stages of a lifecycle
- Encourages sequencing, observation and early science learning
- Helps children explore the lifecycles of animals and plants
- Perfect for pairing with felt lifecycle figurines
- Supports hands-on learning, storytelling and imaginative play
- Suitable for nature tables, educational activities and small world play
Dimensions:
- Diameter: 30 cm
- Thickness: 2 cm
- Weight: Approximately 190 g
Please Note: This listing is for the felt lifecycle mat only. All felt animals, plants and other accessories shown in photographs are not included and are sold separately.
Safety: Contains small parts that may pose a choking hazard. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision is recommended.