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Help get little ones excited about learning about France's cultural and physical geography. Locate places on a map, plan pretend trips across France, or match images to pictures in books about France. Or just print them, laminate them, and let kids flip through them and fuel their sense of wanderlust! Printable and Montessori friendly, these are a great way to include geography in a preschool or lower primary lesson.

Help get little ones excited about learning about Ireland's cultural and physical geography. Locate places on a map, plan pretend trips across Irleand, or match images to pictures in books about Ireland. Or just print them, laminate them, and let kids flip through them and fuel their sense of wanderlust! Printable and Montessori friendly, these are a great way to include geography in a preschool or lower primary lesson.

Use these geography cards as a way to introduce the eight countries within the Arctic Circle. Have preschoolers place the cards on a large world map or simply explore them and talk about what's interesting in each or dream of where they would like to travel.

Help get little ones excited about learning about Canada's cultural and physical geography. Locate places on a map, plan pretend trips across Canada, or match images to pictures in books about Canada. Or just print them, laminate them, and let kids flip through them and fuel their sense of wanderlust! Printable and Montessori friendly, these are a great way to include geography in a preschool or lower primary lesson.

Corresponding with my Winter in the Woods preschool unit theme, these resources include science, geography, matching, and language activities. Montessori friendly and hands-on, be sure to check out ideas on how to use them on my blog- GratefullyGrounded.

Get kids excited about Lewis and Clark's expedition while also teaching about biomes across the United States. Have students place the biome cards on a map of the united States and then have them sort the animal cards into the proper biome. File includes a color-coded version for younger learners and a non-color coded version for students who want more of a challenge.

In this collection of printables, find activities for introducing preschoolers and primary aged students to Canada. Includes activities for identifying animals of Canada, iconic place cards to introduce geography, and an activity to introduce three major phases of Canadian history.

Help your toddler or preschooler work on identifying numbers, counting, and even counting by tens with these rainbow number puzzles. Simply print, cut along the dotted lines, and watch your toddler or preschooler grow more comfortable with numbers. Great for St. Patrick's Day.

Montessori friendly toddler activities to help them work on key skills such as matching, animal recognition, introduction to biomes, etc.- all while introducing the idea of National Parks! Great for toddlers and scalable for Montessori primary students (ages 3-6).

Corresponding with Safari LTD's Around the World Toob, these language cards can be used in a variety of ways. Use them to match with the Toob figurines, sort them by continent, or sort them by hemisphere. Continent and hemisphere cards are included. Montessori friendly and adaptable for different ages, use these to help build your child's geography skills today while also developing their love for learning about the world.

Corresponding with Safari LTD's World Landmarks Toob, these language cards can be used in a variety of ways. Use them to match with the Toob figurines, sort them by continent, or sort them by hemisphere. Continent cards are included. Montessori friendly and adaptable for different ages, use these to help build your child's geography skills today while also developing their love for learning about the world.

Help introduce little ones to Canadian animals with these printable language cards. Montessori friendly, these are great for three-part lessons as well as sorting by ecosystem (ecosystem cards included). Match them to animal figurines, place on a map of Canada, work on phonetic awareness, sort by ecosystem, or pick one animal a week to do a deep-dive on- the possibilities are endless.

Use these harvest vegetable themed language cards to work on phonics. Match letter sounds to different vegetables. To make it even more hands-on, have children make the letter shapes out of dried pumpkin seeds and place them on the cards. For younger children, simply have them match the images. For older children, have them match the entire words to the images.

Includes printables for introducing world geography to preschoolers including continent matching cards, animal matching cards, and world landmarks sorting cards.

Help your preschooler and primary grade learners become familiar with the world's seven continents with these matching cards. Simply match the animals to the continent where they belong. To make it even more interactive, place the cards on a large world map and add in animal figurines that match the cards.

These printable language cards of Italian landmarks are great for preschoolers to work on matching, geography, and early language skills. Fantastic for any young learner interested in exploring Italy more.

Introduce the idea of where snowy forests exist in the world with this simple sorting activity. Ask preschoolers or young primary students to sort the cards into places that they could travel to see a wintery, snowy forest and places that they would not be able to see a snowy forest. Then, help preschoolers place the cards on a large world map and ask them what patterns they notice about where snowy forests are versus where they aren't.

A great way to introduce Native American culture, geography, and the idea of historical preservation- these matching cards are a low-prep, hands-on activity for preschoolers and early elementary grades. Have them place the cards on a U.S. map and match up where these places are to their physical geography. A great way to introduce the idea that physical geography influences culture.

Help preschoolers and young elementary students learn Native American culture while also working on geography skills. Have them match the housing style to the geographic location. It's a great way to talk about how physical geography can dictate cultural aspects. (Plus- it's a great chance to introduce cardinal directions!)

Have a toddler or preschooler circle the clothing and gear that a hiker would need in the winter. Then cut out the items and glue them onto the hiker in a winter scene!