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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

A simple concrete lesson introducing the concept of the scientific method. Included is a vocabulary matching game to help the children solidify their understanding of the scientific method, hypothesis, experiment, and independent and dependent variables.

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

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

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

how to prep & use three part cards Print Cut Label “pond animals” Cut out image and label cards separately Cut out duplicate image and word cards Laminate and cut to prep Presentation -Lay out image & word cards (starting at the top left of the workspace, leave space to the right of each card for matching to come) -Say the name of each image as you lay them down -Pull one image card at a time and have child help you match the images (lay image to the right of the card) -Pull word cards ou

Teach your students the steps of the scientific method with this simple matching activity. Can be cut and laminated and used over and over again.

A quick and easy lesson about leaves in the fall. Can be cut out and presented as cards or can be printed and handed out while read along. Great for copying into a nature journal. Fun activities attached.