I hope this email finds you well! One of my favourite things about running the NZFS is going out into the community and teaching kids about the life cycles of animals. Life cycles are not only fascinating but also packed with awesome benefits that can shape their curious little minds.

Here is why diving into animal life cycles can be a total game-changer:

Ignite Curiosity: When we introduce kids to the amazing world of animal life cycles, their curiosity goes wild! They start asking questions, making observations, and uncovering secrets about how animals grow and change. It's like unlocking a treasure trove of wonder and imagination.

Love for Nature: By showing kids the magic of animal life cycles, we inspire a deep love and appreciation for nature. They get to witness the awe-inspiring transformations that happen in the natural world and develop a special bond with the creatures they learn about. It's like opening their eyes to a whole new dimension of beauty.

Super Science Skills: Learning about animal life cycles is like a secret science mission for kids. They become mini-scientists, exploring, experimenting, and discovering new things. This hands-on experience helps them develop problem-solving skills, critical thinking abilities, and a knack for observing the world around them.

Environmental Heroes: When kids understand how animals fit into the big picture of our planet, they become environmental superheroes! They learn about the delicate balance of ecosystems and the importance of taking care of our environment. It's like arming them with the knowledge and motivation to protect our Earth.

So, how can we help foster children to learn more? We can get creative with interactive lessons using our Montessori animal sets, hands-on projects, nature walks, zoo visits, and using cool multimedia resources like videos and books. It's all about making the learning experience exciting and engaging!

Also.......I'm working on my second book which is a new way to look at the life cycle of the Monarchs of Aotearoa. Watch this space.

I hope you have a great week :) Erin