Butterfly Life Cycle Educational Chart

Product Code : SCL-CP-12227

Butterfly Life Cycle Educational Chart (SKU SCL-CP-12227) is a classroom chart that sets out the four stages of butterfly development, egg, larva or caterpillar, pupa or chrysalis and adult, as one clear example of complete metamorphosis. It suits primary and secondary science, school biology, nature study and STEM displays, and needs no live eggs or larvae. Schools, colleges and distributors can obtain it from Science Lab Supplies, whose Ambala, India office quotes it with other biology charts.

Specifications

This butterfly chart is described row by row in the table. In short, it is one printed teaching chart showing the egg, caterpillar, chrysalis and adult stages in sequence; chart size, print material, lamination, mounting, stage labels and language are stated for each order on the quotation.

Applications and Experiments for the Butterfly Life Cycle Chart

Teachers can walk a class through the cycle in order, from the egg to the feeding caterpillar, the transforming chrysalis and the reproducing adult that starts the next generation. Students then copy the sequence as a labelled diagram or flow chart, and compare complete with incomplete metamorphosis where the syllabus asks.

• Primary and middle-school science: growth, change and life cycles of animals.
• Class 10–11 biology: insect development and reproduction, compared with plant growth on the Stages of Seed Germination Chart.
• Nature-study walks: observing caterpillars or butterflies with a Hand Lens with White Plastic Handle or the Magnifier Graduated in Centimeters for Insects, then matching each find to its stage.
• Science exhibitions and STEM display boards on biodiversity.

The chart is not a rearing or release guide; follow locally verified advice before keeping live insects.

Standard Scope of Supply

The unit supplied is one Butterfly Life Cycle Educational Chart. Hanging rods, a frame, a storage roll or a teacher guide may be requested on the same quotation, which also confirms the printed stage labels, size and finish before the chart is sent.

Packing, MOQ and Lead Time

Buyers can ask for a quotation on a single chart or a quantity for every science room, a distributor's shelf or a tender package. The packing method, delivery time and price for the chosen quantity appear on that quotation, along with any other life-cycle charts requested.

Holding an Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in Vietnam, Malaysia, Peru, Egypt, Iraq and Nigeria. Send questions via the contact page, compile an order list in the enquiry cart, or use the lab tender page when quoting for a tender.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the four stages shown?
The four commonly taught stages are egg, larva or caterpillar, pupa or chrysalis, and adult butterfly. The chart presents them in sequence so students can see how the insect changes form completely between hatching and adulthood.

Can it be used for nature-study lessons?
Yes. It supports nature-study lessons on insect development, metamorphosis, biodiversity and observation-based learning, giving students a reference to check what they see outdoors against the correct life-cycle stage.

Which labels and arrows appear on the chart?
Stage names, arrows and explanatory notes follow the printed artwork of the supplied edition, and the quotation confirms these details along with chart size and finish so the chart suits your class level.

Who supplies the Butterfly Life Cycle Educational Chart?
Science Lab Supplies offers it from its base in Ambala, India. One quotation can cover this chart together with insect collecting tools, specimen sets and other biology charts for schools, colleges, distributors and procurement agencies.

Related Life Cycle and Insect Study Items

These charts, specimen sets and field tools carry the butterfly lesson into other insects, real specimens and outdoor collecting. Each one can be priced on the same quotation as this chart for a complete life-cycle unit.

• Housefly Growth Cycle Learning Chart — another complete metamorphosis, from egg and maggot to pupa and adult fly.
• Beneficial Insect Species Chart — insects that assist flower and crop pollination.
• Harmful Insects Educational Chart — pest insects of crops, stored food and hygiene.
• Life Cycle Specimen Collection — specimens for comparing stage-by-stage biological change.
• Insect Collecting Net — 12-inch iron-ring net, suitable for all grades.
• Insect Spreading Board — synthetic-covered board for repeated pinning without pin marks.
• Plastic Container with a Magnifying Glass Lid for Collecting Ants, Insects, etc. — about 190 x 130 x 130 mm, with a 6X lens.

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Last updated: 9 October 2026