Hatching Curiosity

28 landforms to sort, copy, and play with. Each card has a front and a back and are ready to print double-sided. The front of the card shows a real-world picture of the landform and its name. The back of the card has an illustration, small icons for easy sorting, and a description. Some of the activities you can do with the cards are: Use the cards to identify landforms in nature, have them recreate the landform with play dough, look up one of the words for similar landforms (for example a bay

The World Landmark cards coordinate with the Safari World Landmarks and Around the World Toobs. There are 17 landmark cards that show a picture of the place, its name, location, a description that you can use familiarize them with the location then to have them guess where you are describing for review, as well as three thinking questions on different levels that you can use for writing prompts or discussion. I've also included the Passport as an added bonus that you can use in any geography uni

6 Parts of the Biome, 12 Biomes and 24 Examples of Biomes in this set help you dive into what a biome is! On the back of the 6 parts of the biome cards (air, water, soil, energy, plants & animals) there is a place to write an example of each part of the biome found in your schoolyard as you break down what a biome is. On the back of each biome card (Alpine, Arctic, Tundra, Grassland, Temperate Forest, Tropical Forest, Rainforest, Marine, Wetland, Boreal Forest, Scrubland, and Desert) There is

These game cards have so many uses! Six of the uses are outlined on the activity page. 3 card games (though many more can be played), flash cards, draw a card for an animal report, diorama labels, etc. They even match 4/6 penguins in the Safari Toobs (The reason they don't match 6/6 is that 2 of the penguins in the toobs are not Antarctic Penguins!) I also provided maps of South America and Antarctica so you can map where the known Antarctic penguin colonies are and where the other penguin colon

Discover and memorize 18 of the major anterior and posterior muscles of the human body. The pages are easy to print and include a blank for creating your own muscle 3 part cards by coloring and labeling the muscle yourself. The Montessori way to learn anatomy.

These cards are so fun and useful as an introduction to biomes of the world. I passed them out to my class and had them take turns sharing what they already knew about each biome then had them place them on a map of the world where they think they might find that biome (after a discussion on climate zones); We also used them to categorize the biomes on a scale from wet-dry and cold-hot; Spoke about the differences between forests and rain forests and how each biome will look a little different i