Class Set: Ladybugs

My Ladybug House / Insect House — Observing Nature’s Crawlers
How many legs do insects have? What kinds of beetles crawl through our garden? Are spiders insects, too? Young researchers can explore these and many other questions at home or at school, where observing animals is firmly established as a learning objective in the curriculum (NMG, Cycles 1+2: Several teaching resources for this product are available for download online). The Insect House not only allows you to observe small crawling creatures, but is also ideal for raising ladybugs—that is, for observing the metamorphosis from larva to native ladybug. The insect house is made in Switzerland from wood and plexiglass by people with disabilities. The product is perfectly suited for observation at home or at school—a delight for young and old alike!

What’s Included: The classroom set includes two ladybug houses that can be used in the school for several years. You’ll also receive two vouchers for ladybug eggs with food. You’ll receive your personal access code for downloading the comprehensive NMG teaching materials via email.