Life Cycle Sequencing Puzzles Bundle

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This set of six life cycle sequencing puzzles will help young learners practice sequencing as they learn the life cycle of an apple, sunflower, bat, pumpkin, bee, and spider. 

Each pack consists of a life cycle poster and two life cycle puzzles – one in color and one in black and white. 

The fun life cycle pack is perfect for introducing or reinforcing sequencing and life cycles with your preschoolers. 

Included in this set of preschool life cycle sequencing puzzles and posters, you’ll find the following pages:

• Life Cycle of an Apple: 6-part numbered sequencing puzzle in both color and black/white, one apple life cycle poster

• Life Cycle of a Bat: 4-part numbered sequencing puzzle in both color and black/white, one bat life cycle poster

• Life Cycle of a Bee: 4-part numbered sequencing puzzle in both color and black/white, one bee life cycle poster

• Life Cycle of a Pumpkin: 6-part numbered sequencing puzzle in both color and black/white, one pumpkin life cycle poster

• Life Cycle of a Spider: 4-part numbered sequencing puzzle in both color and black/white, one spider life cycle poster

• Life Cycle of a Sunflower: 4-part numbered sequencing puzzle in both color and black/white, one sunflower life cycle poster

To use the activities in this bundle, I suggest printing on cardstock and laminating for durability. Cut apart the puzzles and trim the posters if desired. 

Introduce one set at a time. Show kids the poster, and discuss the sequence of the life cycle. Then, share a puzzle with them. You can choose either the color puzzle or the black and white one. Allow them to assemble the puzzle on their own. 

Preschoolers can check their work against the poster. Then, have them color the poster as they retell the life cycle from beginning to end. 

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Tara is a Southern girl at heart and mother of 3. As a longtime homeschool momma, she is passionate about equipping and encouraging mommas in their efforts to educate their littlest learners at home. Tara loves to crochet and read in her downtime. She is also a self-proclaimed planner addict and shutterbug! You'll want to check out Tara's other blog, Teaching with Children's Books!

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