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This printable lesson is designed to help preschool and kindergarten children learn about the different parts of an apple. Included are: a control sheet with the parts of the apple labeled a blank sheet that can be filled out by your students - this blank sheet can also be laminated and paired with the labels provided (laminate labels also) to allow your child to place to labels in their appropriate spots over and over again Two handwriting worksheets with dotted lines for tracing - one print

Jump into the Autumn (Fall) Season with apple studies! These beautifully curated types of apples three part cards exciting to the child, they help develop pre-reading skills and visual discrimination, while also helping the child develop language skills and grasp the world around them. A way to add even more fun is gather the types of apples from the cards in REAL LIFE!! Allow the child to explore and match the images to the REAL apples and utilize their practical life skills to cut the apples a

Included are six apple themed printable lessons. The lessons include types of apples, apple life cycle, parts of an apple, and basic counting 1-10. These are intended for homeschool or classrooms with children ages one year old up to six year old - they can be used in multiple ways and adjusted for child's age and use for multiple children. These are created by a certified Primary Montessori Teacher and while they are not all fully considered Montessori, they are inspired by Montessori Pedagogy

Beautifully crafted Montessori three part cards to identify different woodland animals. I love to bring out woodland animal studies in the Autumn, as they match the cozy, comfy vibes of the Fall. There are ten animals total in this lesson. This download includes instructions on how to use three part cards in a traditional Montessori way as well as ideas for how to adapt them to different ages (especially helpful if you are a homeschooling family!) and a list of links for additional materials tha

Enrich your children's vocabularies and their knowledge on animals with this beautiful land, sea, air lesson. Use the stunning beach scene image to talk about the difference between the land, sea, and air. Allow the conversation to grow into the types of animals you would see if you were at the beach, where would they live, where would they play, what would they eat, where do they sleep? Use the stunning animal images as concrete materials to allow your children to explore the animals of the bea

An introduction to some of the names of the bones in the human skeletal system. Montessori three part cards. Montessori Three Part Cards are designed to help your child develop and expand their vocabulary, reading, writing, visual discrimination, sense of order, concentration and improve self confidence. They are a hands on activity that can be utilized in many different ways. The card sets are a card with an image that is labelled under the picture (the control card), a card with the same imag

I truly hope that your children enjoy this beautiful life cycle of a butterfly activity!I suggest cutting and laminating pages two and three (you may even choose to use velcro dots in the circles) and allowing your child to match as often as they'd like.The three part cards can be used in whatever way works best for you. Younger children benefit from just the image. Older children may choose to write the words down or build them with a moveable alphabet. There are life cycle sets sold in stores

This is a great way to introduce the concept of hibernation with younger children Cut and laminate the image & word card, the image card, and the word card. You may also choose to cute out and talk about the information on the first page, "What is Hibernation?" Talk to the child/children about hibernation. Read some books with them on the concepts. Show the child to match the images and words. Encourage the child to draw pictures of the animals and practice writing the animals names. Encourage

This beautiful autumn inspired apple quantity lesson uses apples to help your child strengthen their number recognition, counting skills, understanding of the quantity of each number, fine motor skills, early mathematical concepts, concentration, hand eye-coordination and more! Simply print, cut, laminate and show your child to fill each tree with the appropriate number of apples. A great way to start the Autumn season!

Use these beautiful images to work on language, visual discrimination, fine motor, reading, writing, cutting skills, to decorate your learning space and whatever else you and your children can come up with! (can even cut them out and use them for pretend play!) These are so easy to set up and a great addition to your homeschooling morning baskets or classroom shelves. Simply print and laminate the control sheet (the page with both the images and the labels), print, cut, and laminate the apples

Learn about the creatures on the farm with these cute and simple Montessori three part cards. Feel free to tweak the traditional Montessori presentation and use these in anyway that works for you and your children! Personally, I love using these cards to prompt further research with older students. Once the cards have been matched up, the child can choose an animal and do a quick research project on them! Encourage your child to draw and label the animals in a notebook. Use the image and word

Learn about some woodland creatures with these cute and simple Montessori three part cards. Feel free to tweak the traditional Montessori presentation and use these in anyway that works for you and your children! Personally, I love using these cards to prompt further research with older students. Once the cards have been matched up, the child can choose an animal and do a quick research project on them! Encourage your child to draw and label the animals in a notebook. Use the image and word ca

This Autumn Leaf Silhouette Matching Activity is super easy to prepare and tons of fun and engagement for your little ones. We love to work with woodland creatures during the Autumn. Simply cut the leaf images out and laminate them. Print the silhouette page as a whole and laminate that as your "control" paper. Allow your children time to match the images to their silhouette. This is great for the development of visual discrimination which is a pre-reading skill! You can also sit with the chi

I hope you and your little ones enjoy this little lesson as much as I enjoyed creating it. Simply print and laminate the pages that have a "Spring Wildflower Matching" header. CUT the circles out of the pages that DO NOT have a header and laminate. Allow your child to match the images. I like to add a little velcro dot - this is another exciting thing for the child to draw them into the lesson and it helps them stay still. This includes to set of four different flowers for matching - EIGHT flowe

I truly hope that you enjoy these Montessori Three Part Cards. They are a great addition to your Spring Study!I chose to format them so you may choose to print only the image and picture card if your children are younger or you want to just use those alone. Younger children can match just the images, older can match the words as well! These are also a great way to choose a flower to do a deeper study of for your even older children. The images and words can also becopied by your child onto paper

BAT STUDY This work can be used for multiple ages. Simply print out bat information pages - these can be presented as is or can be cut into "cards" to help present the information one piece at a time (you may also choose to print on card stock and/or laminate to help them last longer). Once the information has been presented and any questions have been answered there are multiple (similar) worksheets included to help your child record the information as well as practice comprehension by recalli

This Valentine's Day themed printable is the perfect activity for those working on numeral recognition, basic counting, and understanding quantity. The worksheet allows space for your child to trace the numbers, helping to develop their fine motor skills, number recognition, and hand-eye coordination. Pasting the hearts into their appropriate spaces allows for understanding of quantity and ability to match the correct number with the quantity. For younger children you may want to cut the hearts

A great counting lesson for spooky season! We love to study spiders during Halloween, this printable Montessori based lesson adds some extra fun to our math work during the month of October (but can be utilized alongside spider studies during any time of the year!) The concept for this lesson is based off of the Montessori Cards and Counters lessons, which helps children to gain a concrete understanding of even and odd numbers. This is also great practice for number recognition and quantity as

This is a great activity to start getting ready for spring! It can be used in a couple of different ways! You can print the two pages and instruct your children to cut the circles from one page and match to the other. If they are not at the level where they can cut, you can cut for them! They can also be laminated to preserve and use multiple times. I like to add a dot of velcro to the circles when I laminate. This helps keep the circles in place and ripping the velcro pieces is another fun at

These reusable worksheets are a great addition to your homeschool Autumn morning baskets. They feature apples with corresponding numbers for your child to trace. They can be used as a lesson for young children just learning to count, as you sit beside them and count with them. As your child gains understanding and ability to count on their own, they can work on this independently, reinforcing the skills you have shown them and begin to practice handwriting by tracing the numbers with a dry erase