Get up close and personal with nature with our Bugsville Hive! Perfect for housing bugs and minibeasts, this interactive resource lets children observe creatures and grow their interest in the natural world and different ecosystems. Children can get creative with the contents by building their own miniature houses for bug families.

Our hives are ideal for introducing nature concepts from an early age, as well as growing childrens understanding of the world around them. By combining learning with hands-on exploration using our Magnifying Glasses Set, children can learn to identify various types of bugs and grow their independence and responsibility by taking care of them.

Each hive is large enough for group observation and house-building activities, getting the whole class involved in their new science project. Whether used within lessons, creative play or as a visually aesthetic part of the playground, this resource is the perfect stepping stone to introducing knowledge of creatures and the natural world.

Features

• Includes one hive: Each order includes one Bugsville Hive.
• Segmented design:Allows children to build bug homes in various sections for categorisation of creatures.
• Dimensions: Our hives are large enough for group observations and incorporation into science lessons (H87cm x W86cm x D58cm)
• Durable construction: Built to withstand outdoor use and frequent handling.
• Easy to assemble: Our hives are easy to set up, meaning they can be quickly added to your learning space.

Benefits

• Encourages exploration: Sparks curiosity about the natural world and the roles different bugs play in the ecosystem.
• Supports hands-on learning: Promotes interactive play and observation skills
• Versatile learning: Our hives can be used as a visual addition to nature classrooms or incorporated into science lessons and storytelling.
• Promotes interest in nature:Helps children to develop empathy and responsibility for looking after nature.
• Promotes group learning:Our hives can be used for group activities and observation exercises.